The rental thing is fairly new to me, and I haven't understood the bookkeeping aspect of individuals who own multiple properties.

I have seen inspections charged at $300, $500, $675 and it really depends on the individual's thorough approach and attention to detail, not his price.

I have been reading up on all the requirements and plan on being super cautious in investments while avoiding self dealing and working with disqualified individuals.

Tom, were you ever able to find a company or individual that purchases remainderman interest? 

Would love to know where you are finding an individual to help with this.That duty of course would be on top of the typical tasks of helping make calls and fill the pipeline, and organize/set meetings etc. 

This approach enabled us to purchase and resell the property on the same day, maximizing our return on investment and demonstrating the efficiency of our financial strategy.

Farmers won’t want, individual home owners won’t want, farmers won’t want  

To me the issue isn't charging fees and making profit as much as it is doing so without providing tangible value in returnA business exchange should result in value added not extracted—charging a 50% leasing fee to then only do remote showings, charging a $25/mo smart-home fee because of an added a $50 wifi-enabled thermostat My clients pay management fees as high as 20%, none lower than 13%, and in return they receive comprehensive property managementMy residents pay nothing other than rent, because they're not clientsI can't complain though, because if it weren't for the industry's standard practices becoming this way, I wouldn't have my niche

Instead of going through banks or credit unions, this method involves borrowing money from private individuals or organizations.A major benefit of private money lending is the flexibility it provides in terms of loan conditions, interest rates, and repayment schedules.

For example, many elderly individuals purchase condos in Florida to retire.