If they were great deals, all the investors would be on there snatching them up, prices would increase to fit the demand, and then they wouldn't be great deals.Building wealth isn't as easy as everyone makes it sound.

We said “No” to companies who would not fit in culturally. 4.

Hey BP,What are some questions you’d ask a property management companies references to vet them out and see if they are a good fit?

I'd still recommend evaluating each property to make sure the return fits YOUR comfort level, but I'm pretty sure Bridge is aware of what their clients want.

I would try and add a picture online that shows the side view from Antisdale Ave or at least on an angle showing how big the house is in reality.

Not sure how well a try-level fits those demographics.

Just don't be quick to give up on REI all together as there might be something that will be the right fit. 

I recommend that you call a few, check their rates, and find one that is a good fit for your family.

As much as I want to get on the hype train with these property types, I want to make sure that I get all the angles, both good and bad. 

Plus you'd still have to manage a employee vs doing almost nothing with a prop mgmt company (in theory, assuming the prop mgmt and you are good fit).