All Forum Posts by: Daniel T Stockman

Does anyone have a good company to work with to Make Ready/Turn a property in College Station, TX?

Thank you in advance for the help!

Thanks @Nathan Gesner! I agree... that's the concern.. a bluetooth or wifi one not working and then people are locked out.   I like this Schlage idea!  Having a key backup is helpful.  Do you know if the lock portion (key hole) can be swapped out?

I'm looking for advice on a Smart Lock/Digital Key for our Long Term Rental in College Station.  We are based out of town and are wanting an easier way to provide access to our property when a contractor is needed or when showing our property.

Any advice for this?

I'm in search of a Realtor who would be able to show our property in College Station.  We can handle the application & lease but need someone to be able to help with showings.  If you are able to assist, please let me know! 

 Thanks, @Matthew Irish-Jones! I think the question is less about whether should we sell and manage to increase cash flow, and more about whether should we sell our property and re-invest in multiple properties. That's the coin-flip question we are stuck on.  Self-management is the right path, so we are in agreement there!

@Matthew Irish-Jones - if the question stems from self management taking more time, we do self manage another property right now.

@Rob Lee thank you. We are in the positive in numbers even with the property manager in place, but just barely.

Our goal is to grow our portfolio and increase cashflow. Removal of the PM will accomplish one goal, but selling and purchasing multiple properties might accomplish both.

That’s probably the biggest question at this point….can we accomplish both goals with this move…or is a bird in the hand better than two in the bush…

 We've considered syndication in the past, but as of right now don't have the cash to part with (unless we were to sell this rental).  We do want to move into the Multi-Family game, and feel if we sold this property it would allow for us to do so.

The property is a Townhome and the HOA pays for amenities like a wakeboarding park, pool with lazy river, on-site restaurant/bar, etc.

We do have the option to Self Manage, and that might be the easiest path first and see if we really want to sell the property down the line. We self-manage another property in the same community.

 Thank you, Jay! Risk vs. Reward, right?

 Thanks Clark.  We keep going back and forth, but that seems to be the least risky path with solid returns.