I'm closing on a property in Knoxville, TN later this month and looking for a recommendation from someone that has SFR's in Knoxville and really likes their Property Manager. 

You make lower returns like a CD or a Treasury Note.

There are the post-closing cleanup, maintenance, and repair issues, as well as on-going problems after the tenant moves in and you receive a “punch list” of whatever else is needed.

Are there any banks/lenders which would provide some incentives on closing cost and give good interest rates?

If it was bought as a rental and you've never lived there, with a 3% interest rate and close to cash flowing with a PM, I'd hold it. 

We are having the conversation right now around what to do with his commission he will receive when we close.

I will be closing my very first property next week so looking forward to all the suggestions and pointers I can get!

Wholesaling is getting a contract signed below market value and selling that contract to a back-end buyer.The fact that wholesaling is saturated has nothing to do with the difficulty to do consistent deals and close these deals and make money.What IS saturated is marketing.

Jack up the cracked joist to close the crack and then sister a piece of new lumber along side the section where the crack was. 3.

IF you lease the unit now, you are likely to get a lower quality tenant & quality of tenant is everything4.