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I’m doing a deep dive into the property management industry and trying to stay on top of the latest trends across the nation.  Whether it's a small, family-owned PM company or a mid-scale operator wi...

As we are growing I am considering asking my property manager to cut his fees. He is awesome. However, we also need to cash flow and are bringing value by the number of units under management. How is everyone else han...

Hey everyone,My name is Thomas, I've been listening to the BiggerPockets podcast for awhile now. I’m currently living in Ottawa and I’ve been working in property management for almost 4 years now, I’ve also recently g...

Hi everyone! I'm planning to buy some multifamily properties to use for long-term rentals and have been researching places inside and outside of my home state (Texas) that could be worth investing in. Is there anyone ...

I just closed on my first out of state investment property. I am meeting with a PM next weekend but not sure if I should wait to advertise the house for rent or wait until I hire them? The PM already viewed the house ...

Hi BP,I just started managing a friend's home in Indio, CA remotely. He hired a property management company and is under contract with them, but they have failed to bring him any bookings thus far. He doesn't have the...

Thoughts on how successful STR is in Miami area?  What makes more sense a SFH or a condo and any regulatory concerns in specific areas?  Before reaching out to a realtor want to get a general gut sense from others.  I...

Hi. My wife and I live in California and purchased two homes out of state with Marshall Reddick in 2006. One single family home was in Florida and the other in North Carolina.

We are upside down on both homes and...

I currently have 9 properties in Chicago and I need to switch property managers does anybody have a good recommendation for somebody who is honest and reliable

Hi BP Community,I recently purchased what I thought would be a vacation home for us in San Diego, but instead deciding to convert it to a rental. I’m from Texas and somewhat unaware of the nuances of being a landlord ...