🏡 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SCENARIO OF THE DAY You get a call from an owner who wants you to manage their rental. Here’s the situation: 🏠 Single-family home 💰 Rent: $2,200/month 📍 Good rental area 👨‍👩‍👧 Tenant is already living in the property 📆 Tenant has 7 months left on the lease 😬 Owner has been managing it themselves 🔧 Several maintenance items have been delayed 📄 Records and documentation are… a little messy 💵 Tenant is currently behind $500 on rent The owner says: “I’m tired of dealing with it. I just want someone else to take over.” Would you take this property into your management portfolio? Before saying YES, what would you want to see or verify? Drop your answer below 👇 BONUS: What would be a 🚩 red flag that would make you walk away from the property completely? Let’s learn from each other! 💕🏡 The Property Management Collective by Mom’s Home

Question for the group: How could we incorporate regenerative farming into our real estate investments? I’ve been thinking about whether there are opportunities to do more with land than simply hold it or develop it. Could practices like improving soil health, growing food, or partnering with local farmers create value for a property and the surrounding community? I’d love to hear if anyone has tried this, seen a model that works, or has thoughts on what types of properties might be a good fit.

Excited to be here and connect with everyone in the Mom’s Home Property Management community. I’m fairly new to this community, but I’ve been building and working in real estate for some time. One thing that has really shaped my journey is building multiple income streams before getting deeper into real estate, which helped me create capital, gain experience, and approach the business from a different perspective. I’m here to learn, share what I’ve picked up along the way, and most importantly, connect with like minded people who are building and growing in property management and real estate. Looking forward to learning from everyone here. What’s one thing you’re currently working on or trying to improve in your property management business?