If you have a trusty and competent handyman (which you should if you are managing remotely), then they should be able to handle it for you but you will have to compensate them for their time of course.

Property managers can handle tenant screening, maintenance issues, and rent collection, freeing you up to focus on other aspects of your business or even new ventures.

INVESTOR (passive) - invest in REITS, limited partner or non managing member in syndications, private equity real estate funds investor, investor in real estate directly where financial advisor handles ALL aspects of asset and property management INVESTOR (active) - direct real estate ownership, syndicator, direct private lender, fix n flip, etc.So, I operate MOSTLY in the INVESTOR (active) category, but I have constant involvement in both the BUSINESS aspect as well as the INVESTOR (passive) category.  

for example we handle all the payments coms etc through hemlane for our rentals, but I also advertise on zillow, and just put it on the general MLS. 

When a prospect sees that you respond quickly, they subconsciously believe:You’re professional.You’re reliable.You’ll handle their business with care.On the other hand, slow replies send the opposite message.

I have to ask if the ones I have property managers for pay interests or how they handle it. 

I have a great PM who handles the S8 process and works hard to get the highest possible rents in an area.

Honestly, if the person handling your book is competent it doesn't matter what platform you use.I have different clients using different platforms.

We work with investors and provide hands-on management and guidance, so you wouldn’t have to handle everything yourself.

Investors, curious to hear: what’s the toughest budget overrun you’ve dealt with mid-project, and how did you handle it?