I break even, but i actually lose money on management fees. if I managed it myself I wouldn't be losing money., Lessons learned?

Does anyone have any experience buying/managing Section 8 housing in Colorado Springs?

You can also use rentometer to get an idea of what you can charge each month as a longterm rental then talk to short term rental managers to see what they could do for you.

They have custodians that manage their money, and you are simply the beneficiary of that account.

They explained that Fannie Mae (according to an exchange with their Servicing Portfolio Manager at Fannie Mae for a similar but not an exact loan) does not allow PMI removal for improvements already included in the original loan’s scope until after a two-year seasoning period

They have degrees and interests in different segments of what I think are important facets of the real estate game, one will be graduating with a degree in construction management and the other in accounting.

On the other hand, they will manage investor's unit as part of an 'apartment complex' (https://www.zillow.com/b/6734-summer-fest-drive-109-110-san-...).

These are a few of the advantages of having a property manager.

Thanks for the help everyone, just wanted to update you and let you know we now manage this client, they made the switch a few weeks ago.

I would like to know your strategy for finding these landlords, especially in large apartment buildings if you are dealing with a property management company