Further, these type of setups often lead to lawsuits when they do not live up to expectations. 

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We have an LLC set up for the condo and we have an banking account for that LLC. 

If my verbal offer is entertained, then I would contact my agent to have her set up a showing and make a formal offer.Is this reasonable?

Since I live less than a mile away from a hospital and clinic. this would be a perfect thing to set up. though, the amenities will have to be furnished.

**Additional Tips**: Any other advice or insights from those who have successfully set up and managed an LLC for their real estate ventures would be greatly appreciated.I want to ensure that I set things up correctly from the start to avoid any legal or financial issues down the line.

I’m not sure how many rentals you have but I have a few and have been able to negotiate a discounted rate with Irving Oil and Propane which gets passed on to my tenants with the property and then they set up their own personal account with Irving.

His business model is intriguing because instead of charging me a monthly fee, he charges a set up fee and then a commission on every deal you close.

Their name is Southern Impression Homes, and they build new and set up property management and are positioned as a turn key investment opportunity.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.