You can negotiate everything from interest rate to frequency of payment to payment start date.

I know growing up in a RE family IE my dad owned brokerages.. the agents came and went with great frequency... but there were always the heavy hitters ( my dad called them that) who just killed it.

You can also manage frequency in the Notifications.All the best!

Do you generally pick up units that have been recently renovated to cut down on repair frequency or are you still willing to take on somewhat "long distance" projects to maximize returns?

Is there a time and frequency limit for showings etc.

Multiple mailings to the SAME list.Here is some light reading.https://www.themailshark.com/blog/direct-mail/frequency-vs-reach-which-is-better-for-my-direct-mail-campaign/

What is the volume and frequency of contact with brokers?

You could negotiate in a frequency of visits from your property manager that you are satisfied with but you will have to micromanage them to make sure they are actually visiting and then they will probably charge you some ridiculous amount for each one (or a higher percent).If you are burned out on managing your own properties you will have to accept that a PM will not manage them to the same level that you are and be willing to live with the risk that the houses are not being kept up as nice.

Just like with expenses, except you probably list the maintenance item in Column A (clean gutters, change filters, etc), and create however many Columns B-whatever as necessary for the frequency of the item.

The type of collateral, the status of the local real estate market, the strength of the borrower, the terms of the Note (rate, term, payment amount & frequency, balloon, subordination, etc), the payment history of the borrower (seasoning), compliance with origination regulations, with or without recourse.