Professional photography is happening next week and I'm excited to get it listed and sold.

I just got under contract for this 5BED/2BATH w/mother in law unIt property where the numbers run great with almost $600 of net cash flow a month, which I believe to be decent for my first investment property, BUT there are a couple things I ran into and am seeking advice for. 1) During inspection, we found a few hazardous things on the property, that would need a $20k fix.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

You can go on https://www.narpm.org/ to find a professional property manager as well. 

We are beginning to move towards smaller multifamily deals 6-20 units and are wanting to pass that management torch to a professional company so I can focus on the acquisition side of the business.

Hello fellow NY Landlords & Property Managers:We are seeking to potentially off-load up to three  of our 3-Family Buildings  in North/Central Brooklyn NY to a detail-oriented, will-stop-at-nothing-to-do-it-right Property-Manager (maybe one that specializes in 3-family townhomes & brownstones in Brooklyn). 

I'm new to REI, and since I work a very demanding professional career in a high COL state, turnkey REI seems tailor-made for folks like me. 

Then come year end you take your books to an actual professional and they charge you an extra $500 to clean it all up. 

@Derrick Gordon   Professional contractors bid jobs that includes the materials .