Tenant brought throw rugs . so at turn over it was just take a fire hose to the interior for the turn. :) LOVE IT. 

Any potential loss could be offset by bonus depreciation against my W2 salary.

Faster answers than digging through manuals or YouTube.Structured step-by-step guidance that adapts as the user reports results.Lower costs—many “emergencies” turn out to be tripped breakers or loose flappers.Cleaner work orders for pros when a visit really is required.How the Workflow WorksStageWho Drives ItGoalTypical OutcomeTenant First-PassTenantFix minor issue or gather data50–70 % solved in minutesLandlord DiagnosticLandlord / PMConfirm next cheapest test; decide DIY vs. proClear, actionable work orderProfessional RepairHandyman or trade proExecute repair once failure point is knownOne visit, no “discovery” hoursCopy-and-Paste Prompt LibraryVisit the website or app of ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or another free AI and use the following promptsLighting / Outlets – Tenant “ChatGPT, my {fixture type} in the {room} won’t turn on.

Rene - I'd like to ask a syndicator how have they navigated a high interest rate environment the last two years?

New Investor hopeful looking for words of encouragement and advice in the shape of getting around debt to income ratios with future investments. Currently I am locked in golden handcuffs in a 2.99% VA Loan (325k owed ...

That being said, my property managers will turn over back rent to collection agencies, but I can't remember the last time I ever received any money from back rent that was turned over to a collection agency.

They lose a job, health turns south etc.

I actually enjoy managing our properties due at least in part to the fact that the software allows me to focus on managing people and processes rather than getting buried by details.

Listing Performance: Are those vacant properties sitting for months, or do they turn over quickly?

Feb. 13, 2025) I have been told by every attorney worth their weight that getting a deed in lieu prior to a default to be put in escrow will never hold up in court - and in this instance - this proves it.I see people doing this all the time - many times when the borrower defaults they just walk away anyways, but with home appreciation the last few years and borrowers now fighting for that equity - they are not going to be going away easily and if you think having this in your back pocket is the answer - you are wrong.I've also advised people that in general, they won't be able to get a title policy issued on a title with a deed dated prior to a default in the chain.