Thanks in advance,~JeffreyI would charge extra for dentists but I may be sensitive since I need to get a crown next month. 

Originally I was also hoping to find a package that would do more of the property management basics for me, like running ads, screening tenants, collecting rent, collecting e-signatures, etc.What I found after months of looking is that there is no one-size-fits-all platform out there.

Im actaully paying off the solar panel lease, i CANT inherite at closing, it's adding 24k to the closing costs (60K total).

When multiple cornerstone employers start tightening at the same time, it’s usually less about any single company and more about the system adjusting.And this morning added more confirmation.

Oh yeah, they didn't mention that on the late night TV ad or the "Two Hour" real estate investor seminar you went to, did they?

My thinking is take the $26K as it would take me 10 years to accumulate $26K at $200 extra a month!

Just so you know the actual approved rent will be a bit lower than what you first asked for so keep that in mind and build in a little extra money.Good luck!

I strategically reinvest that extra capital into new acquisitions or property improvements, which actively compounds my portfolio's growth.

Hmm, we're not on the same page yet.A PMC does NOT need their own insurance.A PMC, even a small "mom & pop" needs liability protection, via insurance, as protection against possible lawsuits from tenants, prospects viewing the property, contractors, etc.You as an owner, can add a PMC to your existing policy (if the insurer allows) as Additionally Insured at no extra cost to anyone.ORYou can cancel your insurance policy(s) and be added to the PMCs Master Policy.- Yes, there will be a charge for this insurance.

A slightly smaller living room that enables an extra bedroom or better bath access will usually outperform in both occupancy and nightly rate over time.The compounding effect is real too.