I’m looking for a reliable, investor-friendly property manager who understands the market, communicates well, and can handle everything from leasing to maintenance to tenant relations.Ideally, I’d love to connect with someone who:Works with out-of-state investorsManages properties in neighborhoods like 44102, 44109, 44105, or 44103Has experience with both long-term and Section 8 tenantsIs proactive, transparent, and responsiveIf you have any recommendations, personal experience, or PMs I should avoid, I’d really appreciate your insight.Also happy to connect with other investors active in Cleveland — always looking to learn and share the journey.Thanks in advance 🙏Hey Jayson, I have some solid property managers that I can refer you to! 

It handles payments, communication, and even coordinates with local agents for showings if needed.What I look for now:Everything tracked in one placeAuto-pay options for tenantsEasy bookkeeping integrationFees that are worth the time savingsVenmo, Zelle, and PayPal weren’t built for rentals.

This would not be a big issue, except the fact that I need to spend like 4 hours figuring out how to set up autopay with each new servicer each time — their websites don't work properly, their support is useless, and the support takes multiple days to respond to written communication.

Hi BP community,I’m a remote investor with a property in the Southwest Atlanta area, and I’m looking for a licensed, investor-friendly real estate agent who has experience helping owners find qualified long-term tenants.Ideally, you’ve worked with remote landlords before and understand the local rental market, tenant screening, and how to price a rental to minimize vacancy.Here’s what I’m looking for in an agent:* Licensed in Georgia with experience in the Atlanta rental market* Familiarity with placing long-term tenants (not short-term)* Comfortable working with remote owners (clear communication is key)**Bonus if you’re partnered with or can recommend a solid property managerIf this sounds like you—or you have a recommendation for someone you’ve worked with—I’d love to connect.

As tax professionals, it’s our role to identify these opportunities, communicate the potential benefits clearly, and guide clients through the amendment process to ensure they receive the full value of this retroactive provision.

However I am unable to correctly identify ‘ research this and I am having analysis paralysis.would you say to just find high cashflowing areas or should I just find an agent and trust his word.

I have been proactive in communicating my frustrations and lack of communication from the builder to the seller for about 9-months now, but no follow up has been received from the builder.

Hello everyone,  I look forward of having positive communication with other investors and to learn more about real estate investing. 

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He is correct.