Thanks for the kind words.I have found that doing exactly the opposite of what most people are doing can often be better than competing against the masses who utilize that one single strategy.I don't doubt they are probably successful, I don't doubt that at all.

Here we have 'leave live' agreements with the utility to keep the power on between tenants.The few bucks saved by not having power in your name for a little while can cost much more apparently.I would run the dehumidifier a couple days and revisit the issue with your tenant.  

In this section we will discuss how to better understand the asset lifecycle that auction.com utilizes to run their properties through auctions.

Also let them know that you are shopping your property to other management companies just so they know that they're not your only consideration. 10% of the rental fee is the typical fee amount each month for property management.

That typically is investors.

The 3 bedroom apartments will rent for about 950- 1300 a month and the 2 bedroom around 800-900, utilities are split, I would be responsible for water.

What Bob said above is what most of our clients do through us.And while the desired income level varies, the goal we map out seems to be 5-7 years typically until they've met it.We have a dentist in CO we're working with to map out an aggressive 5 year strategy (starting with more liquid cash) and jumping into a few 4 unit buildings as well as SFR.  

So, if there is someone who is late it can be reported much quicker than a typical "collection account" which can't be reported until it's 30 days  late. 

Is it possible to get an closing agent to do all of the due diligence that needs to be done in a typical closing ALL IN ONE DAY?

Hi everyone,I am making the jump into apartment complexes and I am having (typical) newbie issues of raising funds to purchase.