Our firm's primary focus is to assist Professional Management Companies in the Multi-Family Industry.

(Less competition seeking for Properties) while supply keeps decreasing, demand keeps so ... rents keep moving upwards.I will chase Curtis down ! 

I am actively seeking my first multifamily deal in the Norfolk/Portsmouth area. 

I am freshly entering the professional world in Northeast Ohio from the University of Akron.

Also, timing can be key - if you list on the 20th, you get a mix of panic applicants that can't find anywhere else before they have to be out on the 30th so they'll take any unit, even if they know they can't afford it, along with professional tenants that think you'll be in a panic to place a tenant before enduring another month of vacancy and will fall for their "I can give you 1st month's rent and deposit in cash right now" pressure ploy.

I'm not a professional and certainly could be wrong, but these are some ominous signals lmaoFor those too lazy to google What is a double top?

We are all interested in becoming the most professional investors and real estate managers we can become in order to better serve the society at large and our own lives as well.

Having a creative background, first as a professional musician and then as music video, commercial and content producer, I never thought I'd be so hooked in real estate investing and the potential that comes with it. 

The roof may be fine...you just need a professional opinion.

You have to communicate with the PM and see if it's justifiable.As for the late rent, I hope your PM has policies and procedures in place to deal with the non-paying tenant quickly, professionally, and efficiently.Do you need a new PM?