@K BoydHave someone you trust inspect the house or write an offer with a walkthrough contingency in the first week.

Showcase the best features of your property and make sure the photos are appealing and attractive.Detailed description: Write a detailed and engaging description of your rental property, highlighting its unique features, amenities, and location.

No sense in spending time writing anything if this isn't something the seller will do.

I am researching the investor relationship to finish writing a strategic business plan, and I want to learn more about Investor-Rehabber relationships and how they work.

Our agent helped us write a very strong offer with an escalation clause.

That said, if the property is of serious interest to you, to the point of potentially writing a LOI, it's worth your time and work with a local commercial broker to walk you through the process.

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

I'd put things in writing.

I use the rental calculator all the time to analyze deals as well as some of the other features and then write off the costs as education at tax time.

And then write this family a check every month as a refund for the difference until find a better use for the money like your own family, a charity, or the poor.