(Both custodians will have forms for you to fill out and submit.)

It is filled with resources and a plethora of knowledgeThanks for joining.I wish you all the best in your real estate journey.I wish you all the best in your real estate journey.

My mind works that way too.In my experience, whenever I've truly wanted to learn a new business inside and out (especially if I didn't know anything about it to begin with) I've found that it's very difficult to completely cut out the less exciting aspects of the business and whittle everything down to a short list of bullet points.There are definitely a lot of "quick start" guides out there (and they're great for highlighting the biggest action steps at the outset), but there's still a lot of learning that needs to happen to fill in the gaps.

You may be starting from ground zero to fill your rental calendar.Sorry to hijack your post. 

In Columbus, you have to register the rental property management contact with the city (its just a form you fill out) and pay I think $50/year.

There is no real motivation for the property management company to evict tenants and/or fill the vacancy as long as 1 tenant is paying their rent.

I just carry them with me and fill them out on the fly if I get an offer accepted.

A vacant month, turnover costs, paying your PM to fill the unit. 

Nursery room post- piers being filled and after scrubbing floors, before replacing with LVP Pro tip.... do foundation BEFORE you have a 1 year old in the house. 9.   

Offer contracts generally have language in them already that incorporates this stuff (or at least they have blank spots for your agent to fill in these requests), you should be able to talk to your agent if you have any questions about how this all works in your area.