Dooreuhn Cee

I have always been fascinated with real estate. I started in 2000 investing in a couple rental houses. My "AHA" moment came in 2008 to move away from the single rentals and graduate up to large apartment complexes. My background is a CPA with real estate taxation and forensic accounting experience. I got to see wealth creation happen with real estate as I would advise my wealthy tax clients on various tax strategies to save them money for their own real estate businesses.

Rob, Sorry to hear about your current situation. First off, I would expect some amount of chaos in the beginning of a transition period, both in the new relationship between you and a new PM as you "train" them about your expectations and also for them to tackle existing issues with tenant behavior modifications needed for inherited tenants. I use PM's for my entire portfolio and am extremely happy with the services provided (in the Visalia/Tulare areas). I too, work full-time.

Investor from Vincennes, Indiana Member since Oct 22, 2013 Posts 223 Votes 108 223 Posts 108 Votes Investor from Vincennes, Indiana Member since Oct 22, 2013 Posts 223 Votes 108 Matt B. Investor Vincennes, IN 108 Votes | 223 Posts Our experience, skip the property management software and just use Quickbooks. Quickbooks by itself is fine for several hundred tenants.