Anyone capable of this work or know someone they worked with in the past that I should reach out to?

With a regular tenant, they are much more responsible and capable of making their space livable.

I have about 1 year until I will be shipping out for the Military.

The public at large folks isn't going to sit in their house 7 days a week and drop ship 80 boxes of crap with drones to their door.

Here PM companies are expected to provide routine checks of properties, both the commitment and cost are baked into the service offering - so ultimately the client pays (PM fees are typically 7-10%).It still falls short of what we do in-house for our own properties (one of the reasons we are growing our own capability).  

If they attack, they have the physically capability to inflict 10x the damage compared to an  "average" dog of the same size.

For me, since I renovated my homes mainly myself, is looking back at what I didn't do.For example, I renovated a house, rented it, and when I looked at my second house one of my first comments was "I must remove this popcorn ceiling" but in my previous house it didn't even occur to be to remove it.I compare what I did to my houses and there's this clear evolution in my style and capabilities.

Luckily, I've always had the cash fluidity to cover the difference, but I'd like to turn the ship around. 

The broker or agent could have instructions from their client to pre-screen the capability of the buyer(s).Out of town buyers some sellers instruct the listing broker or agent not to go under contract or entertain an LOI UNTIL the buyer has driven by and seen the property and decided they still want it.If I believed everything told to me without proof over the years I would be a hamster running around in circles going nowhere.There are always other properties to look at. 

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