Thanks Tanner, I’m mostly interested in learning about construction so that when I view homes I have a general idea as to how much an imperfection, like a torn carpet, might cost.

With the exception of finding the tenants (I use an agent) I manage all maintenance aspects of the property but am coming to a point where I might want to move on and considering doing a 1031 exchange to of course avoid Cap Gains and invest in another property closer to my primary residence.

But is this not in a big way defrauding banks  lenders or property owners managers when they pull credit on this person. 

However, it requires more upfront capital and ongoing management.

And then re market it they cant have a buyer lined up ahead of time.. as that on its face means they have marketed the property.So read em weep wholesalers assignors.. but I am going to provide ulra short term funding for X wholesalers were we will do JV deals and they can still do what they do.. obviously its going to cost.. so wholesalers with limited profits wont be worth it..Or X wholesalers in SC simply have to get a RE license and get in the business that way . 

Alternatively, he could hire a handyman, etc. to finish up what he was responsible for and he can pay them directly.Alternatively, since you both own it, you could take on 100% of the management and your brother pays you X% of the rent like a property manager.

I see they offer leasing and guaranteed rent as well as overall property management.

Do your research first though on how to pre-vet tenants or consider talking to at least 2-3 different property managers in the area. 

@Dee Mandrekar1- You would want to get a property manager, not a realtor for something like this. 2- The housing authority decides the rents in the area.

I'm currently analyzing a potential rental property in Houston and trying to quickly estimate insurance costs.