Many have gone like the wind, new ones pop up and will also disappear with the next breeze.Selling crap properties, in crap areas for more than they are worth and then passing on to 3rd party PM that nickel and dimes to death.It's a shame but it's been the same cycle since I started in 2012 and even longer that I remember.I feel sorry for such investors that commit so these providers but I feel even sorrier for those that try DIY BRRR from out of state.Asset classes are variable and "Potato" "Potato" lolFor example, I can almost but guarantee that my B class in Toledo for $90,000 for example is D class in Cinci.Lived in Middletown and owned a few rentals in Cinci so know the market decently.It also comes down to how someone was born and bread.I had investors come from Cali and laugh at me and my "B class" properties.They said it's Z class.Even tho my entire team lives in the area and so did I for 10+ years.No silver spoon in my mouth growing up and I wouldn't sacrifice my families safety in a so called "Z class" area.But we are all different, right?

The next buyer will review your corrective actions showing before and after fotos with bills signed by bother parties will appreciate your willingness to make the home safer, better and will opt to purchase.

Please do not take this wrong, but I am wondering if there is an intent by one or more parties to take advantage of the situation, because of your great desire to purchase the property.

The best part is, we really get to help this lady out of a bad situation, which for me is better than what we stand to make at the end of the day.So if you remember anything about this episode Im describing, please lmk!

We just supply the location and they do the marketing   Automated, White Label, Copper, and Freedom are probably a few that I'd chat with about third party management.

The title company will ask them for a payoff amount (which is why it should be 3rd party serviced so you know they did not miscalculate things) and then he gets paid off - he does not see the closing disclosure / HUD

@Alecia Loveless I would suggest you sister use a third party tax protest company if she isn't having any success.

.: I used to have S8 properties and for the most part I agree with your sentiment: it doesn't have to be as bad as the stigma around it might lead one to believe.

These are some creative ways to make the deal work better for all parties involved. 

Some people cater to visiting sport teams.Some people like to flirt with risk.....just saw a guy near me get reported for is AirBnb that he used a VA loan to buy, but never occupied it....too many parties, neighbors complained, he still didn't stop it, so they contacted Inspector General and reported him for loan fraud.