I am using one of those 1% listing services for a $215k condominium (pricing it very low to sell, great condition, just want liquidity) and am wondering do I really need to give the buyers agent 3% at this competitive of a price on a straight forward condominium? 

I am using Cozy.co for the rental application.

The answer from the company I am using is "you can choose the name of the LLC."  

Currently I am using vTiger community ver.

Since the JOBS Act, of the FORM D's filed with the SEC between 506(b) and (c) (this is the form that says "hey, I am using this exemption for my deal) only 7% of them were for 506(c) while the remaining 93% were for 506(b). 

Personally doing small-scale direct mail, running around putting up bandit signs, trying to scrape a few thousand dollars out of a transaction between two parties who actually have assets.Note:  I am using "wholesaler" to mean the vast majority of people who self-identify as such.  

Currently i am using Quicken for MAC.  

In addition, unless you want to spend time in hands on management (which doesn't seem to be the case due to the fact that you seem to have a music career), you need to purchase/invest in a property that generates sufficient cashflow to hire professional management.  

Question I am using the BRRR calculator.

I am using the carrot site, podio, and google voice.