Im trying to sue my insurance company for unfairly paying some things and they are out in TX. I’m in Columbia SC. They hire a third party company to handle my claim which is here in Columbia. I would think that I woul...
I notice a lot of large apartment buildings in my area (Toronto) are being managed by third party property management companies. Why would a company that owns a building like this decide to outsource management instea...
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I need to sign a new PM contract for a MF property I own out of state (CA). I have some issues with the terms of the contract and would love to know what is "normal and customary" verbiage and if there mat be...
Hi All, my wife and I just closed on a STR in the Smokies (Pigeon Forge) and are looking for recommendations of rental design firms to interview. I would appreciate any suggestions anyone can offer. Thanks
Hello BP,I'm looking at a 100 unit purchase of 2 buildings. One of the opportunities I see in the apartment is they have a lot of staff.The management on payroll is as follows: Maintenance at $19.50/hr; Part-time main...
We are doing a lot of work on a 6 unit building in Allentown, PA. As of today, we realized that since we opened up walls to do the electric and plumbing work, we need to get a building permit. Because it's a commercia...
Hello:I am trying to find statutes that allow a lender to hire a third party RMLO and not be licensed themselves.I found a statement from HUD on it in this document:https://mortgage.nationwidelicensingsystem.org/SAFE/...
I'm in the process of closing on a multi-family unit that I'll be owner-occupying and self-managing. A lot of the feedback I've received from more seasoned RE investors is that I should try to self-manage for the firs...
If I were to invest in a mobile home park out of state, then how should I go about the management aspect? Are there property management companies that I can hire? If so, any recommendations?
I think I am getting the hang of this, but it is still wishy washy in my mind. The on site people at a complex are going to do the day to day work, and the "property management" line on the expense line are the ones ...