And I didn’t even see it coming.One of my rentals had an urgent repair.

It's a big decision to self-manage.

Over the last decade we have dealt with over a dozen property managers in several markets.  

Did you manage your own rentals first or bring in a manager from the start?

This also leads owners to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.

Hello my name is Danny Rodriguez and I own a home in Detroit.

With new builds, the key is proactive systems:HOA coordination → designate one point of contact and keep a running log of approvals/issues.Warranty tracking → set up a calendar for all builder warranty deadlines so nothing slips.Tenant onboarding → educate them on what’s covered under warranty vs. what’s their responsibility.Owner updates → monthly status reports so they don’t feel in the dark.It’s less about fixing things and more about managing communication and expectations on all sides.How have you seen HOAs handle responsiveness in your area?

There is a reason we budget usually 50-80k for a full rehab (and I am also in the Midwest).

The company will be fully running in 2025 and is in the process of raising capital (32:47-50).This evidence showcases a pattern by Santarelli of raising money, by offering returns that defy logic.

We've got experience managing well over 1,000 different rentals in Cincinnati.