Is speed the top priority, or is cost always king for you? 

Speed typically varies 30-60 days which is usually within my closing window for inspections, insurance, etc.

Effective Marketing from Day OneLong vacancies often start with weak advertising• Professional photos and virtual tours make your listing stand out• Posting on multiple platforms increases exposure• Honest, attractive copywriting generates more quality leadsWith a proven marketing system, days on market are cut because prospects arrive faster.2.

There seems to be a quality problem with the two major alarm compnaies (Kidde and First Alert). 

Based on the above, is “speed” something that you’re really looking for in a cost segregation report?

It's been what we've used for the 10+ years we've been doing this.Investor Mindset: We own rentals here too, so we manage with the same focus on protecting cash flow and long-term value.If you (or anyone else reading this) are still looking for a high-quality PM in Cincinnati, you can check us out on our website, message one of our sales reps, or DM me here on BP.

You could also consider working with a local leasing agent to speed things up and screen solid tenants for you.

If you follow through on quality and promises, that discount will come back to you many times over in repeat work.2.

Attracting quality  might cost you more upfront but long term gains blow everything else away.

I know this thread is older, but for anyone still researching “Cincinnati Property Manager” and landing here, the need for a high quality PM partner with high integrity, is still here!