The SB2 fee is not an item on any CAR contract specifically, so it would not be explicitly set out to me, if I was handling the escrow.  

My advice is let the property manager handles it and reduce the rent weekly.

If so, how would you handle this? 

If so, how would you handle this?

The IRA is handled and reported in the same fashion, but instead of just focusing on the public exchanges, they can document an IRA investment into shares of privately held stock, crowdfunds, private mortgage notes and the like. 

@Kristofor RahmasAfter going through 3 property managers I ended up handling things myself alongside my fiancé and handyman.

I don’t anticipate it being easy for a large family to find another suitable place in just 2 months... any suggestions on how to fairly handle this while still being able to accomplish my goals of having it ready to be viewed in just 4 months? 

So I have a few properties that I’m not sure how to handle because I’m not sure how an appraiser is going to value them. 

Any large items left behind will need to be handled according to your states guidelines for abandoned property. this may or may not require you to store it for a period of time before throwing it away.

One is a college town, prices are higher, but better quality buildings overall I'd say, and slightly higher rent prospects, but I'm not sure how to handle the college side of it (as that is the majority of renters).The other is a town with little growth not a ton of job options locally, the class of buildings aren't as attractive overall, but the market seems a bit better for starting out price wise for multi family/commerical type scenarios, but I'm concerned about the type of tenants I'd attract with lower value buildings.