@Nathan Gesner Wow, you could not have more succinctly summed up exactly what happens with home warranty companies if you were your own PR manager!

There's nothing wrong with that if you worked for years, managed tenants, and took care of the properties! 

We manage pipeline and portfolio properties, from first analysis to funding to sale or management.

As a wholesaler, managing relationships with your customers is the most important piece of the puzzle.

You create the corporation and use it as a property management company, and the ROBS account essentially funds it by purchasing the stocks.

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I have great recommendations for another member in my brokerage who manages over a 100+ airbnb's.

That being said, we have now run into a strange situation where I am not quite sure how to proceed.The tenant in question funnily enough happens to be my neighbor, as I own several units on the lot and for this reason, I have managed it personally over the years unlike other assets in our portfolio.

Sure, gross negligence by the owner may create some, but that can be easily managed.

Non-owner management becomes much more limited.