I do send them statements every month, and if maintenance was needed, they get an email letting them know what the issue was and what I did to resolve it.  

But it hopefully will make sense and you resolve it quickly.

I had a house under contract about 2 months ago and everything fell through at financing stage due to banks bureaucracy (foreign earned income and having relevant tax returns in place, they didn't accept the prior years returns and needed the lastest ones but we file for tax season here 3-6 months after the US so its a mistiming, I have resolved this and will be back next month with another offer), so the only advice I can offer from my limited experience is that ensure you know exactly what is required from a financing stage, and private lenders are generally more flexible and will more able get you into your investment quicker (at a higher cost).Would be great to hear how you investment forray into the US goes!

There seems to be red flags all over the place and I will not enter in the actual contract or send any DD money until/unless this is resolved but since this my first time land-lording & buying a property I am here to find out what I can do while I am still able to negotiate a few things.

Hey there,
I am a realtor in Florida working a USDA deal and found out it didn’t appraise. After reviewing the comps I could see why it appraised so low. Sellers will not negotiate because they know the house is wort...

I did notice that Mojo is compatible with Podio, which is a CRM i am just now learning about and about to sign up hopely under a free account and try to use. 

The new comer tax has been resolved but it does mean a lengthy process of getting taxes straightened out and they are markedly higher than Washington County.

I don't understand how you can't track them down.You could stop paying HOA dues, and that will force them to contact you.As for the PM, I would instruct them to hold off on painting until the termite issue is resolved, which includes providing you with contact information of the HOA board.

Often there is a process to withhold rent and deposit it with the court until the issue is resolved.

@Brian Adams - This is an excellent eye opener about multifamily acquisitions that debunks a lot of theories about wealth creation.The detailed illustration definitely strengthens our resolve to be successful.