Also, average per square foot isn't always the way to figure ARV Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

It should be a win-win for both parties in the future.Buyers will win because they will do their complete due diligence and use a professional (as opposed to a family member or friend with just a license, who sells 1 home every 2 years lol) so that they can get the best representation possible. 

You're basically wanting to use her property to make money for yourself.A professional property manager would charge around 20-25%.

Koevenig with Cbus Remodeling is a full time health professional who started a side business in 2020 that is listed as mainly renovations.

Usually only professional PM or Real estate agent has the average day on market data. 

This strategy could help him boost retirement income while avoiding capital gains taxes, but consulting a tax professional or 1031 specialist is essential to navigate the process correctly.

These property management companies have their own Lawyers, If they paid me back they knew they are Foul playing, I play by rules and Expect the same from others , and I don't agree with people who are siding with wrong side and attacking back and also taking their grudge on others is far from being Professional rather they should not be in the jobs where they donot have patience

I’d rather trust a professional with a moisture meter to see if it’s dry (just after or even during a heavy rain would make me feel better) before fixing the ceiling.

For brevity's sake, I understand the merit of seller's not paying professionals to negotiate against them and I am a proponent of brokers having greater flexibility and influence on compensation allocated, as it provides all parties greater chance of compromise. 

About 90% of the time they fail to meet HUD guidelines.HUD guidelines require that to qualify as an Emotional Support Animal, the prospective resident must have a letter from a licensed health professional, licensed in your state, in which the health professional acknowledges they have a relationship with the client that was more than just one session.