Society as a whole is becoming less personal due to social media immersion.

A lot of these gurus are making their money off social media and content creation more than actual investing.  

Look on social media, once you get into that topic, it will serve you a lot of it.

Often times there are charitable or government organizations that will pay rent for a month or two to help people get on their feet.  

Ask for sample reportsGood PMs should show you what their monthly owner statements look likeIf you interview 2–3 property managers with the questions above, you’ll usually see which one is organized, efficient, and proactive.Also if you want to use doorloop directly  it's always the better choice here the link to their website.DoorloopHope this helps, and good luck with the property in Smyrna!  

In my opinion, staying highly organized and building systems/processes is the most viable part of dropshipping.

My husband and I caught the same bug early on ;) For getting organized early on, you don’t need to overcomplicate it.

Choose any other organization!

In addition to that my professional organizations (National Association of Residential Property Managers, Maryland Realtors, and Harford County Board of Realtors) are great resources of information for me on this subject as they try very hard to protect their members.If you are not a licensee or member of a professional organization I would suggest trying your state's Department of Housing/Community Development (or whatever its called in your state).

Would really like to see if there's any organized movement on the LP side to hold them more accountable and maximize funds recovery.Would love to network to discuss more for those in the Houston area