Hello, I've recently come upon co-living, and was wondering if anybody has experience with implementing this as a property manager? If you do know what co-living is, what is your take on it? Do you really think it's as great as it sounds? From what I understood it's an upgraded version of roommate living situation. So as property managers, you provide more amenities, and it's not simply renting out a unit for multiple people. submitted by /u/raheesahmed [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Their is an empty lot between my house and my neighbors, they drive through my yard to park on the empty lot and now over the property line leaving trash on my property. If I need a land survey to convince them to stop would I be able to get them to pay for it? submitted by /u/drunkard_martyrdom [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I was studying to become a real estate agent when I figured out about property management. It was a lot more appealing, so I looked into it a bit more and started applying to leaseing consultants positions as I saw it as door way into the industry. I only have experience in customer service and a bit of upselling but no-real estate besides the self research I’ve been doing. Any advice and tips are very much appreciated. submitted by /u/LividPapaya5325 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Tenant claims this door fell off its tracks when opening the door (manual). Sure looks like it was backed into by a vehicle, though there aren't any skid marks on the door. Quote my rental agency gave was 4,200 USD to replace it. Really just looking for opinions on what might have caused this before I foot the bill or challenge that the tenants caused this damage. submitted by /u/BunnyBrewJustForYou [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Property Management Friends, If there were an online database of commercial contractors/vendors in all trades that you could search from to find new contractors for your project needs & make new connections, would you use it? If yes, would you pay for it? Think digital rolodex... and no, it wouldn't grab you for your data and sell it to contractors as leads. Just good searching for new companies as you please. submitted by /u/CleanLilPiece [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I live in Canada, 25 years old 3.5 years working in pm industry at this company. He calls me and said he wants to shift his focus away from the real estate industry and do something different with his life. He has 25% stake in company and wanted to see if I wanted to buy from him due to my good work and experience. Is this a red flag that the ship is sinking and he wants to get out before it collapses? If it was a good investment I don’t see why he’d want to sell. I think I got good experience but I’ve never owned or operated a business in my life which makes me feel he’s trying to find a pat ..read more

Tenant repeatedly asked for confirmation of payment every month over and over again submitted by /u/GatorZ34 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

The short story is we collect the mortgage for a seller financing deal of real estate. This mortgagee is several months behind and was discovered to have failed to pay taxes on the property. I was advised to send a note to cure prior to a letter of foreclosure. Would anyone happen to have some sort of template along these lines? I've started to modify an intent to evict but it is taking much more time than I'd like. Also, any advice or things to watch out for would be appreciated as this is my first experience with a situation like this. submitted by /u/LastRadiant [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Anybody here use FreshBooks for their accounting? If so how do you like it? submitted by /u/goldenathletics_2020 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more