Keep in mind if approved, you will only be able to turn on once for a max 72 hours so coordinate the appraiser if applicableYou bare all the costs of turn on and turn off costs with the utility companies. 

I have seen this work in high priced markets like San Jose Ca.. where the property owner is a very wealthy business person with no time for rentals and the person they sublet to is close t them either friend or bizz associate and will work the property to make  the delta as the owner just does not want to mess with day to day and there is extreme trust.The other thing I have done personally is with the insurance companies ..

I don't have functions where people go to a low or no fee seminar making wild claims and trying to suck them out of 40,000 or more ( talking in generalities not a specific company ).

The stodgy that most of the investors that I work with use is to make sure that every 1-2 years they look at their portfolio and capture the equity to help grow their wealth.As a benefit for the investors that I work with we have partnered with a company that we met at BPCON that looks at this exact thing.

Some agents and brokerage companies already require buyers to be pre-qualified but it severely limits your pool of buyers if you do.

You can then take that plan to foundation companies and get bids for that work. 2.

Quote from @Rajagopalarao Paidi: Is there anyway to minimize or avoid agent costs, I don't have much scope for profit if I pay agent costs, what options typically one has Do it FSBO if you want to save them and then hire a TC or company to do the work...

While we were in escrow, the title company discovered that the owner didn't disclose a second mortgage on the house to neither her agent nor the title company, her plan was trying to dismiss the foreclosure in court and hope this would go away before anyone would find out about it.

I'm looking for someone with personal experience dealing with a wholesaler friendly title company in Alabama.If you know any, please let me know.

@Jeet Sangha No, it is several insurance companies that are not providing insurance in the whole state of CA.