My main goal is to remove myself from tenant maintenance calls and day-to-day issue resolution while still ensuring fast, reliable service for the tenants.Ideally, I’m looking for something that offers:Maintenance request intake (tenant-facing)Vendor dispatch and coordinationPriority or next-day service when possibleCoverage across multiple markets or at least solid options in both Texas and North CarolinaI’m open to home warranty plans, maintenance subscription services, or third-party maintenance coordination companies, as long as they reduce owner involvement and improve response times.If you’re using something you trust—or have tried something you’d recommend (or avoid)—I’d appreciate hearing about your experience.Thanks in advance.Look into Latchel or Porch.

Now they have about the 25th broker involved again making promises and the proverbial "we can get this done if we have another month".

Pros: Minimal involvement for busy investors, speeding up real estate portfolio growth.

That gives you neutral, well-documented evidence.Another good option is someone you already trust locally, like a handyman or a realtor, especially if they will be involved in any turnover work anyway.

We have been keeping our eyes and ears out there for the past year. 

IRSWhy it matters for SDIRA holders:Higher annual limits give individuals more room to fund their SDIRA each year — beneficial for capital allocation plans involving alternative assets.

I am finding that homes listed on the MLS in my area almost never cash flow, so I have shifted my focus to off market opportunities.I am an engineer, so I do not have unlimited time to search, but I have gotten involved with my local REIA in Nashville, REIN.

I live in Tallahassee which is a huge college town and the house would rent pretty easy and would be easy to keep an eye on as it is close by. 

I've seen some crazy designs, like floral wallpaper with neon signs that okay, may not be my style, but they are eye-catching.

I have to say this book is very eye-opening, both in investing mindsets and how Greene operates his business.