.: Property managers, how do you collect rent from tenants, keep your management fee, and send the remainder to the owner without it reflecting as if you received the full rental income in your bank account?

Quote from @Zalman Schurder: Hey guys,I am closing on my first fix and flip in Tamarac Florida.I am renovating the entire home, adding a full bath, new floors, a new kitchen etc.Where can I find ideas for current designs, colors, flooring, paint, and kitchen layout.Any general advice of what to do or steer clear of?

Having said that, I think 1-2 wholesale deals a month while working a full-time job would be ideal to start and ramp up as I get more experience.

My focus is simple: helping out-of-state investors like you unlock the full potential of the Birmingham market.

Legal height 8ft.Had to add public access to electric disconnects as well.made me add two window in the basement too.Really just need to get an architect who is self certified.

Quote from @Craig Jones: The biggest issue here: If you're covering a property with a homeowner's policy or LTR landlord policy and the property is actually a full-time STR, then you're concealing material info about the property's use from the insurer. 

Any cancellation within 60 days I get the full payment.

If you are a person who has a full time job, or runs other companies, it is my professional opinion that you will be better served having the GC handle everything and report to you on your schedule.Once you decided to run the operation yourself, you are now employed by the development.

It has two bathrooms, full kitchen, and open area and seven rooms that could be used as offices or I guess it could be a boarding house too lol.

If you paid all cash, you paid full price for the property, and the cash flow, any amount of cash flow, is only playing catchup.