But some of my colleagues love to create a thick smoke screen throwing around fancy terms and making vague but enticing promises that will not be relevant in your case.Here is a post on how to find a good tax pro, and notice that we are NOT allowed to offer you our services, not publicly and not even via PM - not until/if the moderators move your post from the tax forum to Classifieds.

@Ruth P.I grew up in Maine for 18 years, lived in Burlington, VT for 4 years and currently have been living in Rutland, VT for 5 years so this question is pretty relevant to me.

., schedule showings, & handle applications.Tenant Screening: Perform background checks & qualify select tenants based on predefined criteria.Tenant Move-In: Finalize leasing agreements, confirm move-in dates, conduct inspections, & collect rent & deposits.Rent Collection: Handle rent payments, late notices, & enforce late fees.Evictions: File paperwork, represent the owner in court, & coordinate with law enforcement.Legal: Advise on disputes, refer to attorneys, & ensure compliance with relevant legislation.Inspections: Conduct regular property inspections & send owners reports.Financial Management: Make payments (mortgage, HOA, etc.), maintain records, provide tax reports, & offer cash-flow statements.Maintenance & Repairs: Oversee maintenance, hire contractors, & monitor repairs & larger projects.Tenant Move-Out: Inspect, report on damages, return deposits, clean the unit, & re-list the property.** PM's - let me know if I missed anything!

The unseasonal increase in inventory corresponds with the impacts of tariffs and geopolitical tensions.Rental Market TrendsThe charts below are only relevant to the property profile that we target.Rentals - Median $/SF by MonthRents increased slightly MoM.

In my mind these are the most relevant points1.

@Denise Evans so is the new amendment relevant to any tax liens that have not be eligible for foreclosure as of 10/1/2024 or liens purchases after this date? 

I'd like to have all relevant information in a folder I can walk them through, but am struggling on what all should be in there.

They'll have more relevant knowledge on what you're looking to do that your typical realtor who doesn't own property themselves. 

They regularly contact us via a rental phone number—over 100 messages in nine months—covering a wide range of topics, from neighbor concerns (not relevant) to minor issues (my GFI poped).

I believe this niche is going to become very relevant in Florida and am just looking for the best strategy to get results from these owners