In some ways, it feels like buying a toolbox with a number of specialized tools in the box.

I am not a realtor, so not sure what those fees are, but if you want lock box access it is going to cost you.

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I offered 1/3 of that which was immediately rejected.I haven't yet assembled my team (still need a contractor) so I'm wondering if purchasing an out-of-the-box property is the way to go?

There is definitely a transformation coming in the retail industry and I do believe that many of the big box stores and large chains could be in trouble.

(happy to provide mine as a template if you need a place to start).OK so lets get back to addressing the day to day management of a subject-to deal when dealing with the mortgage company:Now when the mortgage company gets the proof of insurance form from the insurance company the person doing the data entry immediately sees the borrowers name on the policy under the correct "named insured" box and they move happily on since you have satisfied what they expected to see.

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In my lease it states rent is due on the 1st and will have a late fee if not in my PO box by the 5th of each month.  

On the other hand, if it’s a bad circuit box or something odd like that that YOU have to fix, I would work with the tenant as much as possible.

We don't want to stand on the sidelines and hope we find a buyer, we want to think outside the box and find ways to attract more people to see the home.