The PM is going to manage the property long-term, so they want to ensure you buy something that is in demand, we maintained, in a good neighborhood, etc.

@Andres RuizDeposits: Out here in WA we need to maintain security deposits in their own trust account, separate from other funds.

We value a long term win-win relationship, well- priced, well-maintained homes to ensure solid tenants as well as respect for our finances and investment, so the PM has to be of the same mindset and ability to perform.This has been by no means passive because things come up that have to be addressed, and a lot has to be organized, optimized and tracked.

If they want to live in a well-maintained home, they will comply.

I grew revenue to over $1M in the first year without external capital or debt and maintained a growth rate of 20%.

Placing such trust in me in this town where 1) I want him to bring more such deals to me 2) have a reputation in this market to maintain makes more sense.  

The BIG issue is the EX-Wife who wishes to maintain a life style she clearly cannot afford and wants to STAY in the home with the Children BUT cannot AFFORD to make the payments on such DEBT that would allow for that (thus her need for $300K +/- in extra proceeds that would in essence be used to make those payments for the 3 years)Sadly yes there are consequences when families break up, separation's and marital divorce happens.

You could look on something like task rabbit, thumbtack for maintaining this.

But it really is a great way to maintain your capital.Oh, btw, my aunt also does 100% financing and she only charges me 7% and 3pts.

Hard surfaces like LVP, tile, hardwood are easier to maintain long term and tend to last longer. 2.