Due Diligence for Dollars Delivered !

I am very unclear on what you were writing in paragraph 2 and 3, but it sounds that you are quite fresh to real estate, and you are influenced by READING without actual experience, so as a person that likes to help my colleagues (as you  mentioned in paragraph 3) I will try to explain to you a drop as far as I understand you are unclear about.on your question why I don't give my properties to property management companies, if I don't like them.

Tennats don't know th edifferance as long as it appears "fresh".

All we needed to do was to clean it up, put in a new garbage disposal, front door, and a fresh coat of paint indoors.

We filled our capacity by mid-December for 3/15 and 4/15 and I image the other awesome tax pros that contribute to BP are in the same boat.A CPA who can take you on at this point: (1) is new and doesn’t have enough clients to be at capacity at this time of year; (2) doesn’t have a good operational model in place; (3) just hired fresh talent that has expanded capacity; or (4) is willing to give other clients a bad experience if you pay them enough.On points #1 and #2, I know because I’ve been there with building my own firm.

Fresh paint, new toilet, new flooring, etc.

I had 10 yards of gravel delivered for about $500 before.

I painted the entire unit with fresh coats to cover up scuffs and to change some of the not so popular colors (a bright orange living room!).

They wouldn’t expect to sell for as much as their neighbors with the shiny new kitchen, fresh paint and new roof!

You should send a letter or hand deliver it .