I installed on site laundry in the basement, only to have tenants never use it and go to the laundry mat instead because they could do more volume.

The site isn’t letting me dm anyone and don’t want my contact info out there for public consumption. 

I completely agree that automation has made huge strides in areas like payments and ticketing, but still falls short when it comes to those human-centered situations that require empathy, judgment, and real-time context.You touched on something I’ve been hearing from others as well—DIY landlords often cite cost and control, but trust seems to be the real wildcard.

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I am receiving inquiries from multiple sites, and I am responding to all questions as well as screening candidates via email.

Step2: Check out @James Wise and the HW YT site and all the videos.

I’m disputing that because:The original quote was provided after an on-site walk-through,I was never notified or asked to approve the higher cost,And I had another quote for $4,500, which I told the GC about early on.Now the GC is demanding $14,000 total, broken down as:$10,200 for tree removal (the disputed amount),$2,400 for the roof tarping, which i belive is too high$1,500 for what he’s calling a “breach of contract” fee.He says he is filling a lien for this amount, which will only be removed after his been paid.If anyone has a referral to a solid real estate or contract attorney in Ohio, especially someone familiar with construction disputes, I’d greatly appreciate it.Thank you

I tried to research the best and most user-friendly PM site that did not charge a fee to maintain a property, being that it was my first one and I was self-managing and not using a PM.  

People will group everything together for the simplicity versus diving deeper into what can be done in order to better meet your long term goals & vision.Like she mentioned the active business of flipping houses can bring in a lot of additional income, activity & potential for risk as they are active construction sites.

I integrate with Pricelabs (dynamic pricing) and ResortCleaning (cleaners) and that's all I need.II do use Quickbooks for bookkeeping but my bookkeeper just pulls the Airbnb and VRBO statements directly from those sites, so I don't really need an integration there.