He had seen my ad in the Houston Business Journal, previously had no success with a commercial broker “generalist” and wanted someone with my “specialist skills” to handle the sale.

I've purchased a number of SF deals in VT and it's handled by an attorney. 

You will also need to handle any Closing costs you are responsible for, as well as any inspection fees for inspections that you want to have done.

They provide a necessary service and handle the hassle of scheduling directly with your tenants.

Have the tenant sign off on a move-in checklist to avoid disputes later.If your not using a property management company, you will also want to establish a plan for handling maintenance requests and emergencies.

Additionally, since we handle leasing for these properties, a broker's or real estate license is necessary.However, a broker's license is not required if you manage properties that you own jointly with investors.

I'd be curious to know how it would be handled as well. 

They are not full time and really don't have a good handle on the market or the latest laws.  

Both are great and handle tenant messages, rent collecting, reports, track expenses, and so much more!

So, the first question they usually ask a PMC is about fees - instead of asking about services and HOW those services are executed.EXAMPLE: PMC states they will handle tenant screening – what does that specifically mean?