Collections has $3200 in creditors from several creditors (southwest credit system, Louisiana recovery services, etc.). 

I own an MTR/LTR Property Management Company and have done extensive research in the area. 

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I did put two of my tenants who are always late and don’t pay me late fees on apartments.com so they’re collecting the late fee for me if they don’t pay by the 5th.

If she did her job well and got a good a tenant, all she will have to do is a regular inspection, collect rent and pay you. 

I'm also looking at states like Michigan, Ohio, Tenn and Alabama if there's any expert out there with extensive knowledge please share it with me I'll greatly appreciate it. 

I will not be conducting any business in MA just collecting checks as I will have a property manager managing the property in NY.

Do I report the full amount I am "charging" and then somehow show that I collected less due to the discounts?

@JD Martin a long time voice of reason seems to say at least 75% empty.So either you ask for an extension or cancel the deal as I doubt a reasonable seller would take their property off the market that long. 

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