(Ex: Bad photos, weak descriptions, bad guest communication leading to poor reviews, etc.)So because of that, I would say choosing good management could be crucial to your receiving a high ROI.

I lead more to keeping but I also need to get another project going to help fund the next one and so on.

We don't have kids and I will be as flexible as I can be to accommodate what you need.I'm happy to do whatever you believe would be most helpful, wether that's actually doing some of the rehab work (I'm handy, and can also learn quickly if it's something I haven't done previously), or if you need me to follow up on leads, or walk a property that you can't get to.

Originally posted by @Chris Purcell:@Yia HerAre you telling me there could be a corpse in this house and you’re asking who to contact to buy itGiving new meaning to ghosting ... or a dead lead.

It has a closet and two windows leading outside but also french doors (with glass panels) and a window that looks into the kitchen.Would this window between "bedroom" and kitchen affect the sale price?

By dropping the price even a little bit it will generate many new leads for your property. 

On to the next lead.

Finding a good contractor is a process--however, you may be able to pull leads by calling PM companies and getting their handyman/plumber/electrician contact info. 

Then call the investors with the lead.

If not, for tax purposes, how do we keep track of all this for our tax prep?