We help sort that out.

So your vision of things, is via a lens you pre-selected to see things in, an "evil" intention vs one where they are trying to avoid the size a universal increase would require, the burden upon everyone, and seeking how to achieve same ends but in a more fair and balanced approach. 

Does this approach go by some sort of moniker or buzzword that I can "google/tube" to learn further?

And in my opinion, his book covers everything a newbie needs to understand: from asset selection, to evaluating sponsors, to capital structures.

You will become involved in a lawsuit if you proceed.Anyway, since you seemingly like that sort of thing, I'll explain what is going on.

To make an informed real estate investment selection, think about initial investment, management ease, marketability, and selling value.

You should be able to negotiate that, though.It's pretty common for high-end property managers to charge around 10% of gross revenue, plus one month's rent for placement, and some sort of renewal fee.

You may encounter a large cap ex hit in the 1st year of ownership before your cap ex money has accumulated from rent and there should be leeway to handle that with some sort of reserve funds or maybe an open line of credit.

There is even more options on hemlane about them providing some sort of payment card.

What sort of rents can you get out of it?