I would contact the owner first and allow him to make the arrangement.

The city says they do take business' recycles for free but since ours are rather big in volume, this appears to be rather tricky to make arrangements (city says they only pick up once a week).

I give them the names of the local Internet providers, and encourage them to call before they move in to arrange installation, and the rest is in their hands. 

I don't have a brokerage or my own living arrangements lined up yet but have been hearing great things about Keller Williams in terms of training for new agents.If you have any specific recommendations or thoughts on the topic, I'd love to hear them. 

If its a del , by the time the agent gets you the info , you check it out , arrange for a contractor to look at it , get feed back , make an offer ...............................Sorry its under contract 

If you've only got 5 units to sell, you don't have the volume that would get you such a sweetheart arrangement. 

Open to negotiation.While we would give serious consideration to the above arrangement, my question for today is whether or not there are other risk management techniques that we could use to protect ourselves from the mechanical risks and keep our interest in the property whole.Thanks,Chris

I actually had to get certified and do the class myself because of a unique exception with my arrangement with my PM.

This arrangement puts a huge burden on the homeowner.In states such as CT which practice judicial foreclosure, a judge oversees the entire foreclosure process.

I’m not sure our arrangement with the bank would allow that.