Guessing you really don't know enough to protect yourself, so you're gambling with whomever you hire.

She has also made numerous posts here so I would try to research those first to see if any of those answer your questions.One question you have to ask is: Why did not one buy them the first time around? 

The numerous pop-up windows load slowly, and ACH fees for outgoing payments are $1 each, which adds up quickly.It's particularly frustrating that I have to manually create and apply a bill for maintenance fees to each property every month.

There are a lot of ways to make money in real estate, so focus on being intentional and don't get distracted by the numerous avenues; that is to say go deep, not wide.  

I'll follow this up with a LinkedIn request and note.Have a great evening.Gaston Hi Gason,I replied on LinkedIn, let's talk about your ideas.I have numerous connections here in Santa Fe.Jens

The key is taking the expensive lessons and turning them into rules you never break again.If you’ve still got the capital, the energy, and a smarter plan for the next one, you’re not gambling, you’re adjusting.

Then the person is soured on gambling on real estate and not around here to answer questions. 

Obviously this created a panic in my wife who is our PM, so I started running several of our most recently placed tenants and identified numerous inconsistencies in the reports Buildium was providing.

I once called the county clerks office and was on hold for 27 minutes only to be told I have the wrong extension. the call center representative then told me there’s no way to find the correct number online without being told directly. we then had a long chat about the numerous misdirected calls she's received for other depts facing the same issue. 

I think it's a gamble, could do well but could do terribly. - Don't buy sight unseen.