The sellers have done all of the site prep and have paid for building plans that maximize the allowed footprint on the lot.

However if sellers, as a rational and critical humans motivated only by maximizing utility, are willing to pay that amount, one cannot blame an agent for accepting such generosity.  

I'm looking for advice on how to approach the owner of the property next door to ask them to clean up a little bit so I can maximize the rental potential of my new investment. 

Any advice on how to maximize tax saving and make sure we don't mess this situation up? 

We are investors from Canada looking to maximize profit and we look to outsource the management.https://www.coldwellbankerhomes.com/fl/bradenton/4802-51st-st-w-unit-1022/pid_23438374/Best,Mo

I also get tired of having to explain that by "making a relationship" with you, I expose myself to litigation if I ever have to sue a borrower for a deficiency from a foreclosure and oh, let's not even mention the part about how I have to explain to my state and federal regulators, or my shareholders that I failed in my duties to maximize recovery and minimize risk of loss by selling directly to some invidivual investor instead of exposing the property to the open market....you keep digging.

I am looking for the best option right now to maximize my passive monthly income (Less concerned about appreciation) and intrigued by a commercial real estate loan to do this for me.

One who knows how to maximize your profit and keep you out of any trouble with the IRS.

If you submerge yourself into real estate and learn everything you can you’ll be able to really maximize your revenue and not put a limit on your earnings.

I then show them the apartment in group showings to maximize my time.