I want to thank the collective wisdom of bigger pockets community that enabled me to grow from 13 doors to 75 doors in 2 years while also holding a full time job in technology (I own and self manage these properties with a 50% partner).

Is this a legitimate expectation?

I personally will use a legitimate company.Part of my due diligence would be getting Accurate estimates for the things that need to be done. 

I'm still bedridden and cannot walk or work for the last few years but it has given me the time to learn about real estate investment full time and I have learned much that has enabled me to help many others, mostly Newbies, at BiggerPockets. 

The only issue I see is if a contractor gave you a lump-sum price and you are trying to allocate the cost.2) Yes, I am on the opinion that a house is considered placed in service on the day it is listed for rent as long as it is being legitimately put up as available to be rented. 

If you can find a reputable park that provides legitimate management services for a reasonable fee, and can also provide rental history so you study the analytics, and the return on your investment is worth it, go for it! 

Sometimes it helps especially if he is running a legitimate business where you could tarnish his reputation ignored need be and remind him you can always take him to court.Best of luck!

She will make the copies with a second person) That way there is another witness that all info is given everyone. the reciepant it fighting that, saying that as reciepant the bids will no longer be legitimate unless _she only_ is the one who handles the bids until she gives them and the summaries of them to the rest of us.

All loss mitigation alternatives require there to be a legitimate hardship on the part of the borrower.

Often Legitimate situations such as Rehabs, estate sales, forced sales ( Divorce, relocations etc) get lumped in with some of the fraud that occurred.