After parting ways with a property management company for not meeting expectations, I took control of four properties, retaining the existing tenants. 

Hi, my lousy tenant vacated at the end of the lease term and I switched my property management company due to the bad experience with the previous one.

I walked the property yesterday with the company that will be doing our plans and gained a lot of useful insight.

Growing up, I worked for his property management company.

Now don't get me wrong:  If your goal is more audacious like I want to build a 100 million dollar real estate company and I am starting out with a SFH but my vision is so much grander then you should absolutely be looking for better opportunities.For us more simple minded investors, my advice: choose a strategy you like (feel comfortable) and perfect it!!!!  

There would be an initial cost for furnishings, but there are companies that can furnish the entire home.You can also consider entering into a community housing provider with organizations like the VA to provide housing for veterans or others in need of help.

These vesting schedules would put us at coast FI at 30 years old.My question is….for people who have stayed long enough to vest at companies with these sort of structures, is it worth it if you don’t love your job?

I spoke to two people from the company and it sounds very straightforward.

Also, if the gains are more than $1M I work with a company that can do a deferred sales trust which is like a 1031 but he can invest the funds anywhere he wants and avoid taxes on the gains.

Hello, I am trying to understand the legalities of what a Utility company can do in the event a tenant does not pay their utilities, mainly electric and Gas.