They have had a person on site that just collects rent every month; that is the extent of management they have currently.

Verify via on-site visits; inventory is highest in Horizon West/Sunbridge.

Update: I forgot BP now allows links... here it is if you want to download it from our site: https://www.g3manage.com/rental-paint-color-guide   -- If you rather me DM it to as pdf just let me know, I sent you DM... hope you can assist. 

I recently purchased a property in Minnesota through a foreclosure auction site.

https://investclearly.com/sponsors/ashcroft-capital i browsed through this and some of the replys of some of the companies I know well and its full of schills  I would not trust ( personally) any feedback on that site..

Brutal......A few weeks ago I had some turd from Brandon's company contacting me about some of my properties, said he was the acquisition manager or something of that sort, I talked to him for a little but out of respect for Brandon but I could tell the kid had no idea what he was doing.It's a shame Brandon made his name here on this site and he doesn't come back onto the forums and discuss all of these issues with these people, like damn bro, you were literally the face of this company for like 10 years and you can't even address investors losing all their money on the very site that made you a household name.

Try Booking.com, Expedia, or direct bookings through social media or your own mini site.

But, more commonly, they bring in the capital, maybe do a site visit before closing, and ultimately just forward an investor email to the main operator, then forward the response to the investor.  

The only thing you can do is maybe reduce the price or somehow market the property better (Better pictures, Video, Facebook Marketplace with Ads, Nextdoor, Craigslist, other sites its not currently on, etc.)

In my case, this ended up convincing me to transition to self management and quarterly site visits to identify issues early.