The property manager structure is set up to where it is a lot of headache and liability and not a lot of benefit or praise.It's kind of like being an offensive lineman on a football team.Quarterback gets all the praise and the hot girls but without the lineman they would get crushed never to walk again.I have found maybe 1 to 2 property managers out of 10 enjoy it.The rest do it because they HAVE TO.It's like BPO reports for 50.00.Big headache with little pay.I would ask a PM what would make you excited and worth it to take care of my property once I purchase it??

I have spoken to numerous attorneys about this and IMO it is really a definition of degree.

There are numerous different tiers that you can subscribe to.

In exchange, investors benefit from numerous perks while getting a higher return on their investments.

They have 4 numbers stamped on the key.I use a battery powered rotary engraver to scribe the 4 digit number on each deadbolt and knob.Takes me 5 min to swap out the locks on a door.Put the used sets in a ziplock bag and rotate.I have a document in my Evernote account that has a system for letting me know which key goes to which house(not full address: not giving full details online Ha) and corresponding 4 digit key number.Even without that, I can walk up to any one of my houses, and find the correct key which are in numerical order on my giant key ring.Yes, I  keep my key ring locked up.

I have also had NUMEROUS (and very expensive) plumbing problems due to the amount of food and debris they put down the drain.

I'm praising the Lord that I don't listen to the nay-sayers because my net will be above the average family income, and that's just from PM!

We tried on numerous occasions to call and were either ignored or it took a few days for a response.

There are numerous ways to do this; some examples: social security card, income tax return, annual social security earnings letter, pay stubs (sometimes, and sometimes only last 4 digits).I prefer lower credit scores because I think tenants with lower scores will be tenants longer rather than becoming owners.Then there is this:http://www.consumersunion.org/pub/core_financial_services/004801.html

The 10 days passed and no inspection we called numerous times and emailed and text they finally sent us a letter that allowed us to procure a 2 week extension on the sale.