We have so much new construction and many builder are doing spec homes, so they want the upgrades builders don't offer, semi custom home buyers want high quality upgrades, most flippers can't keep crews busy enough (right now) due to low inventory, but margins are slimmer, builders need construction managers who typically handle 10-12 homes in a community at a time, small investors need site built homes and on and on.We have been very underserved for many years, so get licensed and hit the ground running!

Refinishing hardwood floors, semi-custom cabinets, LVP in kitchen and bathrooms, mid-range finishes & appliances.

I’ll also say that I don’t plan for this to be my forever home, but I will likely keep it as a long-term investment (so, I’ll be running numbers both as a house hack and as fully rented).Here are my assumptions -Neighborhood: northwest Akron area (Highland Square/Wallhaven/Northwest Akron)Home price (just an estimate): $140kProperty type: duplex/small multifamilyExpenses -Property taxes: ~$3640/yearHome owner’s insurance: $70/monthWater/sewer/trash: ~$100/unitGas: $76/unitElectricity: $107/unitLawn care/snow removal: $500/yearI realize there are several other expenses to take into consideration (maintenance and repairs, cap ex, property management for when/if the time comes, vacancy, etc.), but I’m most uncertain about the local expenses that I’ve lined out.Also, if there are expenses specific to the area that I’m missing, I’d appreciate the info!

I've spent tens of thousands with them over the past 5 years and I am a happy customer. 

It is a customer service sort of investing.

As with most things there are applications tailor made for a business and then there is everything that falls through the cracks or must be customized to fit the specific processes/preferences of the business.

To assist them, it can be a good idea for property managers/owners to connect with local companies that are willing to pay a commission for a successful referral.For example, a property owner could partner with a moving company whereby they refer customers in exchange for a small commission on each sale.

This was amazing from a customer stand point and as a result the owner only had to make sure the road from the street to the driveway was cleared.

Basically advertising to get customers to move there.For instance nowhere in America can they be discriminated against for housing, so all areas seem the same vs MOST Friendly.They can't be given special treatment in housing just because they are, nor can they be denied housing just because they are..an Equal situation vs a Most Friendly.Do you (or anyone else) know the answer to this, or did you just pick see it in the media like I did (???) 

Find out if the utilities stay with the property, or with the customer.