I am now looking to leverage my portfolio and venture into multifamily.

The insurance company is Country Financial.

Our company is building a few and they are running about 50k per space.

I have always leveraged older homes by fixing them up myself and renting them out.

Odor abatement companies charge that much because they will have a machine and an enclosed system in place to suck the odor and source dry so it will not come back, my opinion is you are stuck with that or finding someone who doesn't mind the odor.

We recently handed management over to a management company and I'm curious on what we should be thinking about for next steps that are practical for a moderate risk level.Should we keep investing in our current market where most of the partnership lives?

Hi Ertha,We have been flipping in Toledo since 2014.One of the first companies to do as many deals as we have 👍We get a lot of deals from wholesalers, disposition managers and believe it or not Craigslist.I feel like there is always a deal to be found on Craigslist.You have to have feet on the ground to inspect, be quick and close with cash.The good one's don't last long.Thus the importance of establishing the right people on the ground before investing in a specific market.Wishing you much success

Without these forms, there's a risk that tenants may produce conflicting documents or make claims that could complicate the transition of property ownership.We are a property management company based in the Upstate of South Carolina.

Hello - I am using a property management company to find my next tenant for my own property.

My broker is also a property manager and my team at the brokerage is made of realtors who own property management companies.