One of the values I provide my clients is access to my network of other professionals.

I think KCMO is considered a landlord-friendly location.A professional property manager can significantly improve an investor's life by streamlining operations, maximizing profitability, and reducing stress.

My wife and I are working professionals and this is my early retirement gambit, so we are pretty serious.

It was a learning experience for us even when we were relying on a condo association hiring and paying for the contractor that was recommended by the condo association’s property management company.

So I’m assuming he’s got better things to do than to help me with the job that I hired him to do.

Hire inspectors to check key systems like HVAC, plumbing, and foundation, and make sure you get insurance coverage before closing, especially since insurers handle vacant properties differently.

I have clients who will rent to business professionals Sunday- Thursday then people escaping NYC Friday & Saturday. 

You are also establishing a professional relationship so when the S--t hits the fan, you have someone you can call to handle it. 

Hiring a professional contractor could be beneficial to navigate these requirements and ensure the conversion is done correctly.Once the conversion is complete, make sure to update your property’s records with the local authorities to reflect the changes, which can be crucial when selling the house.

To get around this, I suggest hiring an appraiser on the from end of you purchase.