I’m in property management here in Oklahoma, and I wanted to chime in because having professional management in place can make a huge difference—especially once you start scaling into small multifamily properties.A good management team can help protect your investment and actually save you money in the long run by:Keeping occupancy high – Focus on minimizing vacancy by marketing effectively and maintaining strong tenant relationships.Screening quality tenants – Careful vetting upfront prevents a lot of headaches (and expenses) down the road.Staying on top of maintenance – Timely repairs and preventative maintenance protect your property’s condition and value.Conducting regular inspections – Move-in/move-out inspections plus periodic mid-lease checks help ensure the property is being properly cared for.Streamlining communication and compliance – Handle rent collection, lease enforcement, and make sure everything stays compliant with state and local regulations.For investors like you who want to focus on growing their portfolio instead of day-to-day management, this kind of support can really help maximize returns and keep things running smoothly.If you ever want to chat more about how management could fit into your strategy or what it looks like for small multifamily properties here in Oklahoma, I’d be happy to connect.

I think that is not the reason.You have to check and see how many rentals there are in the that area.

The rep said to check back in January to see if I'm eligible after SB9 passes:"A GIS map is being created that will let you know if you qualify by typing in your APN.Please check the homepage of the department website after 01/01/2022 to look for it.https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/pds.html

That goes for pretty much any type of RE: syndications you’ve got to do a ton of due diligence and pick the right sponsor then check up on them.

You'll want to check with your tax advisor and lender if you went this route on timing and any impacts. 

Then keep any monies owed from the security deposit.In the future, any utilities that you are on the hook to pay if the tenants don't pay, either pay them yourself and have the tenant reimburse you (I do that for water and they add it on to the next month's rent) or have them send you a copy of the bill each time so you can see they are paid in full AND check with the utility company periodically to make sure they are paid.for those that stay with the home, 

Check your mother’s situation.  

There are tons of manufacturing, insurance, healthcare and support workers for colleges and government jobs.Crime score - check out crime mapper and other sources to look at the specific neighborhood you've targeting. 

Checked in at 1:00 and saw that it said 4:00 at this point.

We recently have had some complaints of furniture having some wear and tear on them which has been a reality check that we need to go tidy things up at a couple of homes.