See if they have any jobs available.

I have never been to Dayton OH, and was wondering if it is good idea to invest in Dayton, OH? 

Quote from @Neil Narayan: Silicon Valley-based Colovore, which develops data centers that use liquid cooling, has acquired a 30-acre tract in Hutto where the company is slated to build a $500 million, 180,000-square-foot data center and a 13,000-square-foot flex office space.The ABJ has identified 19 data center projects in the greater Austin area in recent years, which are expected to include at least $25 billion in capital investment — likely an undercount — spread across millions of square feet of building space, along with thousands of jobs, primarily in construction. data centers are a boon to construction but once built dont really move the needle on employment..

Since these projects were commercial jobs and not for myself I have not been able to find a lender.

Charge: actual costs, no markupRepairs: standard RentReady jobs, coordinating replacement HWH, painting, replacing a window/door, etc.Again, we categorize it by dollar amount, so starts from Maintenance Limit to $x.Charge: actual costs, plus markup percentageRenovations: major RentReady jobs where tenants trashed the property, rehabs, etc.Starts from our Repair Limit.Charge: actual costs, plus markup percentage higher than that we charge for Repairs.- Every owner wants a "volume" discount on these jobs until we explain these jobs typically require several contractors and coordinating timelines can be a nightmare.

I’m wondering—what’s the quickest you’ve ever funded or closed on an investment property?

I am wondering if anyone has some insight.

The 2 applicants are in their 40's, have no criminal history, bad credit, low income (not career based jobs), 1 of them has 4 collections (*All under $200 and closed out though). 

Based on my experience managing similar long-term rentals on my own for over 20 years, I don't expect this new one to be a heavy lift (but you never know).I'm wondering if and how to structure a management fee. 

But I think there's a line, and I'm wondering where some of you draw it.When I was a tenant, for example, the PM company would send us email updates & notifications about community events.