Some landlords use lockboxes or smart locks to grant temporary access, but that has risks if you don’t have someone to oversee things.2.Move-out Inspections/Cleaning: Again, you’ll need boots on the ground for this.

@Kin Lay To transfer your share of the house to your brother, you can use a quitclaim or grant deed, but there are tax implications.

You have the ability to grant permissions based on the user's security level, which you determine.

Granted, my analyses are not based on due diligence like actually getting properties appraised and simply going off available info on various MLS portals.

Granted, there are degrees to the education level of the guess, but they are all still a guess.  

What am I doing wrong, " Dave Ramsey"   OrWhat am I doing right , Grant Cardone?

If my target would be low income residents, are there any grants, tax credits, or funds available to help me with the conversion? 

Now granted the cost to get the butts in the seats for the in person events was about 50% of revenue.. by the time you advertise do the first freebie event then then the 3 day work shop.. 

You could create an operating agreement granting one of you the powers - but it is a fair amount of energy/time/activity for someone to manage and find deals.

By poor cleaning, I mean not just small things (like flour handprints on the cabinets which are quite visible, sticky residue inside the fridge that granted, was clear so something like white grape juice?)