Pricing is dependent on the facts and circumstances of the business, the business model of the CPA/EA you choose to engage, and where that CPA/EA is located geographically (e.g. a California CPA will on average be more expensive than an Alabama CPA, all else being equal)."

Make sure your descriptions stand out from other landlords.

Some of the best properties I've ever bought match the description of the place you mentioned.

You can see in the description that the seller is reporting total rent from all 10 units being $5,275.

I was browsing Zillow and I found what looks to be a great investment property for the area, from what I can tell about 50k below market and needs some updating, but in the description it talks about the pool needing repair.

You have rents of $1,000 in the analysis, but the description makes it sound like it'll just be a wholesale deal. 

My Title conclusion sheet shows Record owner as these 3 people with their grantor, grantee, deed of gift descriptions.

I’m new to the network and I reside in the Philadelphia geographic region but I am a North Carolina native!  

There incentive is to keep units occupied at the highest rent reasonable... pretty similar to yours.To identify property managers, I recommend starting with their leasing departments.A good PM should have the ability to take good pictures, create compelling listing descriptions, utilize technology (online applications, social media campaigns, etc.,) and have a leasing team that you can get in touch with and is flexible to schedule showings.

Would it be easier to write a specific contract for each sum he transfers to me and have 5 or 6 individual notes with descriptive verbage on the terms?