With repair costs rising and turnover times increasing, many are adjusting recommended reserves.Common answers I’m hearing:• $2,000–$3,000 per unit for single-family• 1–2 months of rent for multifamily• Additional reserves for older propertiesSome investors are also using short-term funding to cover heavier turnovers or larger repairs instead of draining reserves.Curious what property managers and self-managing landlords here recommend — what’s your reserve target per door in last quarter of 2025?

While I may not build the underwriting models from scratch anymore, I still take a close look at them to provide valuable insights and make informed decisions.Apart from underwriting, I also have a strong passion for property management and renovations.

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

Also, what software do managers use to keep track of their P&Ls? 

Curious how others are balancing DSCR requirements with management strategies. if it aint broke, I do not fix it, regarding strategy and everything in general.

I have analyzed many times the property management business and you have the following business model (this is for in both digital and not)1.

I am investigating starting my own property management company in Los Angeles.If you were to use my services, what would you like to get, and what services are overrated?

I’m Srinivasa Subramanian and I run a property management business in Central Maine area. 

I self manage 30 rental homes and it’s easy.

Mainly with our brokerage, the brokerage does buy and sell and that’s easy however it does property management for Airbnb‘s.