On the other hand, many large firms have a minimum charge they will stick you with and still give you a template form. 

I have talked to 6 different attorneys from a variety of firms (including Anderson), my priority remains to use a firm that is committed to delivering real value and doing the strategies I'm looking for, correctly. 

When working with Civil Engineering, Is it best to simple pick on firm and go with them, Or is the 3 quote rule in effect at this stage of the process? 

Hi All,I'm an investment professional at an alternative investment firm (non-RE related) who recently moved to Austin, TX, and I’m excited to make my first real estate investment.

This info will lead to several options being removed from possibility.The best software options are designed for PM companies and can cost a decent amount monthly.Here's some cheap options:Doorloop, Hemlane, Innago, RentRedi, Stessa, Avail, Apartments.com, TenantCloud, TurboTenant, Buildium

This is 100% spot on.Absolutely leave a comment.If it violates Vrbo or Airbnb rules then ask to have the review removed.

I opted to remove them and manage the property myself, utilizing platforms like Facebook Marketplace to find contractors.

I never do it with the intention of making a tax return longer and will, of course, remove unnecessary pages if they're truly useless.

If anyone has experience in this or has a referral to a legal firm who can help with this I'd appreciate it.Thanks y'all!

@Joe Jor brings up some great points and I like his suggestion for contacting the building dept.You may also be able to negotiate credits or for funds to be held in escrow - until seller removes open permits, violations, etc.Lastly, for estimates on the work that will need to be completed on the property, you could also contact an expeditor who services Westchester.All the best to you on your search!