This is not some little one unit house to hand over the keys, this is a apartment complex with over a dozen people all moving along in the transaction, including incoming and outgoing Property Managers, Agents, Tenants, etc.Normally buyers are much more professional at this level.

$25 is for his incoming wire costs, $25 for his outgoing wire costs, and I let him keep $100 for the hassle of going to the bank to wire the money and when refinancing signing the lien release and lien release instructions.

As I travel, I need a means to receive wherever I am (email is easy, but fax was a problem).Client can fax to my number, it goes to the trustfax server and encrypted for privacy, then emailed to me where it arrives as a PDF (clean and readable)Outgoing, I create a PDF (doc & xls work but can change the formatting, whereas PDF is fixed), login, setup the coversheet details, attach my doc(s) and FAX it. 

I agree with all,When just starting out go with driving for dollars because marketing to a list, everyone is doing that here in Florida and you will blow through your marketing dollars without a deal in most cases....there are exceptions of course.

Many Walmarts have a bank in them and it's free to open a savings account there and no fees if you maintain a $200 balance and keep the number of outgoing transfers low; they also have a 24 hour drop box.

You put the letters in the outgoing mail box near your home and someone broke into the box and opened the mail you were sending out? 

Go to meetups, search BP members near you and reach out, go to REIA's, stop at job sites that look interesting, tell everyone what you're doing/want to do, etc.

But the standard is an outgoing tenant is suppose to leave unit in same condition as when they moved in with the exception of normal wear and tear. 

Just starting out? - go

It's ordinary to pay a fee for an outgoing wire because all banking institutions charge one but not for incoming funds.