For instance, buyers normally have to pay for origination fees from the lender, insurance, appraisal, attorney/title fees etc.

In this instance, just go address it And in the future, don't let this happen.For your vacation rentals, make sure there's a system in place where when any service is done there's photo proof, a timestamp, property manager digitally acknowledges, and a physical receipt there.

That's generally called wholesaling (or turnkey if you're doing an extensive rehab).

I am well versed in laws pertaining to STR regulations, which are extensive in my market.

The appraisal is usually issued for the benefit of the lender so you can play hardball and share that the lender will not release a copy of the report until after settlement (which does happen in some instances depending on the lender and their policies).

The building has been extensively renovated by the prior owners in 2022 including new heat/ac, appliances, flooring, kitchens/bathrooms, roof.

For instance, I created scripts to manage all inquiries, and started using apps to automate the initial screening process, so that instead of typing out a response every time someone texted me (a nightmare), it all became very automated.

I would greatly appreciate some input on my situation.I purchased a condo in 2022 that needed extensive work.

I reside and work in Florida and have an extensive network in New York in which I will be referring real estate deals to a broker up there, but I just want to make sure that we are following the rules regarding referral fees.

For instance, I have a home that we rehabbed that was assessed at $11,000 but its ARV is about $125,000.