A good property management company will be able to coordinate/bill out any repairs for the building and run it "turnkey" for you. 

But as a coordinated long term strategy??? 

I didn't have the stress of coordinating (and paying for) inspections, appraisals, well & septic tests, etc. 

I would personally put the quality leads under contract before handing it off to my transaction coordinator.

She has put you in this spot and so any courtesy that might have previously been afforded (like coordinating a mutually agreed upon time for entry and repairs) will stop and that is her fault, not yours - except she won't see it that way will she!!!

JD  were it gets clunky for these larger owners of SFRs is they usually want to 1031  and so logically one sale one 1031 works best.when your selling them off individually it would be hard to coordinate all those sales timing wise to move into presumably a bigger assetIts why I usually like to opine that at least for those that are out of area and smaller investors if they simply buy at the median they have a chance at some appreciation and they have a better than average chance of selling to a owner occ which is going to pay more for the property and quite a bit more than an investor would..  

Connect with me here and shoot me a PM and I'll coordinate it.

(if anyone ever does break anything, you can charge them through the AirBnB app, another reason people take great care of the property) I sent the info to our handyman, and he coordinated with our cleaner, and went in and fixed it the next time she was in there, boom, back in business.So here’s the long and short of it.

Both get unlimited use of the truck, and in return one coordinates all repairs that are needed, and the other always offers a second set a hands.

The timeline provided by the transaction coordinator shows buyer qualification package is due in 17 days, in this case Oct 17.