I have a couple leads I'm chasing down but none have actually panned out yet. 

Putting in a lot of offers takes some time to find something that sticks.Realizing that a committed investor is also hustling to find deals and when one pans out, if they know you are working hard for them, you will be the first they'll call to list a property for them.

They will assign the investor a TIN and then complete the filing for the Partnership Tax Return.See legal and tax guidance on this but this is what we are seeing from our experts.

He mentioned that one of the requirements is to have TIN number. 

If they don't pan out its on to the next.  

They already know you, they are familiar with your offer and they trust you (because of the repetition, you demonstrate consistency, you are not a one flash in the pan and then never heard of again).

A good agent should really explain the risks if things go bad - know that you are the one on the hook if something does not pan out as you thought (EMD, but at 3% it's never fun to lose money).

However I have done many loans in Jacksonville, and the pan handle as well as looking to expand into the Tampa area.  

With pictures to prove it.These are what the the Property Management company is charging:Carpet and tile cleaning $155 (specified in the lease - not disputing)Cleaning $96 Touch up painted interior walls and Trim $135Replaced burned out regular and vanity type bulbs $19Cleared clog from front bath sink $25Replaced bad stove top burner pans $27Replaced bad outlet plate $4I believe that they should not be able to charge a separate cleaning fee (#1 because we cleaned it and it was rent ready, #2 they already charged a $155 carpet and tile cleaning fee).

My past investing has been purely in high risk derivatives for the last 10 years which hasn't panned out well at all.