If you can offload 90% of the work and still receive 50% of the cash, that should fit your philosophy of management PERFECTLY.

Go up to the top of the page and click on resources, go to the file place and look under contracts.

They have order takers that try to fit something in the prescribed boxes that align with what is best for THEM.

We have maintenance install the washer and dryers so they are hooked up correctly.We use teflon tape,the steel braided hoses wit the high quality washers on the inside.Where the discharge hose goes into the drain we install a strap to the wall so the discharge hose won't fall out when draining and leak.Even given all that if they have an old washer it can give out and water can be released.The simple fix is a drain pan under the washer with a pipe that ties into the discharge pipe in the wall.All of this will cost about 40 bucks or so not including labor.Well worth it than cleaning up a huge leak causing massive damage.We also check the hot and cold water valves the supply lines hook into from the washer.The valves might be gone and partially leaking.Also if the tenant installs the washer and dryer they might over tighten fittings causing bent pipes and damage or under tighten having leaks.Been my experience with over 20 units on a 30 year old building.

Hi Jon- I live in one of the top locations in the U.S. for that. 300+ days of sunshine per year.

on top of that, since this lady is broke, how can I make a profit off this deal?

If you Google Popup Hood the site should come up at the top of google.

One management company I use adds on 15% to the top of the independent repair guys bill.

On top of that, she charges a $500 flat rate above the commission.

You have to stay on top of those properties.