Hi all! I’m hoping to find some help and insight here. We run a small boutique hotel business, essentially STR units. (Classified as a boutique hotel in order to accommodate the large military community here.) We’re s...

Hello! After years of self-managing our single-family rentals, we decided to hire a property manager to provide full service management. I understand that it's unrealistic to expect anyone to treat your property with ...

Hi all. I need a good property manager (or management company) in Reno, Nevada! Near Lake Tahoe. It is for a 10-plex multi family place, with 2 bedroom and 1-bedroom units. I also have a 5-plex which they could also m...

I’ve been contemplating getting rid of my property manager which is renters warehouse and use an app like cozy to collect payment and manage my rental myself. My reason is that renters warehouse chargers me $79 a mont...

Does anyone have any recommendations for an on-call handyman who can do various maintenance projects around a property e.g., such as painting, moving, repairs, updates for a multiunit residence? Located starting in Ev...

Hi everyone, I am a landlord of two rental properties which I manage from another state. I have been debating hiring a property management company but I really don't experience enough issues with my rentals that would...

So I saw a post from several months ago that only had a few responses, I was wondering if there were any new opinions out there about using Zillow rental manager to manage rental properties. I'm still in the "read as ...

I currently have a condo in connecticut that i will be renting out in august. I am moving to a single family in texas. I am looking for advice on taxes from the basics. With this property going up for rent what are ta...

After 15 years of experience in property management in Orlando and Central Florida our team has settled on the following conclusion:

There are two types of investors and two types of property management companies, ...

say if a multi needs to be rehabbed in order for it to be livable. Say it needs 60-80k in work. Say the asking price is 375,000.00. Do you apply the 50% rule to the 375k? Or the purchase price plus the rehab?