A servicer can also escrow and make payments for property tax and insurance payments - which is another benefit to the seller because they know they're more likely to be paid when a third party is handling it. 

Being a dual agent puts them in a tough situation as they owe a fiduciary responsibility to both parties.

and here: https://www.tcn.com/tcpa-penal...I especially love the part where Dish Network was fined $280,000,000 for illegal calls that were made by third party companies they hired - Dish didn't even make the calls themselves! 

Or a 3rd party that makes it easy?

To ensure all parties are in agreement, you could write a simple statement and have all parties sign:Landlord and Tenant agree to continue this lease on a month-to-month basis through March 30, 2022.

Yessir I agree i ended up finding my own inspection person to help walk me thru properties so I can gain knowledge very good investment precision is key I try to be as transparent up front when sending out my contracts to cash buyers with my format also I get pictures on all the properties to show how distressed they are so I don’t waste the investors time or mine I like to help people out and I want both parties to receive what they deserveAnother reason why I need help with building a bigger and consistent cash buyers list so I can see what cash buyers like and what numbers work for them.

Have a friend reach out to the PM posing as an interested party.

In which case I would speak with an attorney.Bottom line, whatever they decide it should be crystal clear going in to both parties.

I do that when I borrow because I want a neutral 3rd party tracking payment history and providing me tax information at the end of the year.A few thoughts.  

That's when we started using 3rd party management in the area.