Even if you don’t go with us, my advice is to get sample management agreements from a few companies and look closely at what’s not covered.

Over 30 years max 5 properties at a time so small sample but I have never had more than a few weeks vacancy to turn over and I owned a duplex that was not vacant 1 day in 10 years.

The 2 year certifications require dust swab samples from multiple areas (windows, window sills, floors) of each room (not basements) and the exterior must also pass visual inspection. 

Start by networking with other investors and agents, running numbers on sample deals, and analyzing what’s selling vs. renting well in your area.

Let me know if you want help writing a sample post or building a list strategy

Share samples of unique bottles that they do sell you - often times the owner and or staff never get to try some of these things because we try to make sure our customers have the chance to buy them.

I would ask the broker that prepared the quote for detailed explanations and / or ask for a sample policy jacket to review the exact language. 

I know they are not all like this, my sampling is very small to be fair.

Do you have a sample or overview you could share?

That transition piece is really the key, it’s where you lock in long-term cash flow and get your capital back out for the next deal.If you’ve got a sample deal in mind, I’d be happy to walk through some options and show you how the numbers could work on the BRRRR side.