I received an offer that is substantially higher than my asking price from a retail buyer, but the buyer would have a mortgage and need a warranty deed.My attorney reviewed the title search and the county's notifications to lienholders and doesn't see any issues. 

I'm curious to hear from this community about what additional services you think a property manager should offer to enhance the overall property management experience.What are some other innovative or valuable services you think property managers could offer?

Here's an overview of some common types:Traditional Commercial Mortgages: These are conventional loans offered by banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions to finance the purchase or refinance of commercial properties.

The IRS sees the DST as nothing more than a pass thru entity, you just do your same schedule E.Royal Legal does offer an additional service for 50 bucks a month.

If you love QuickBooks, we also offer a direct sync and integration.Thank you again for the feedback!  

Instead of telling me I'm in over my head, why don't you offer some solutions for me rather than offering solid advice of it only takes 10 minutes?

Perhaps they did listen and just understood you weren't offering anything that was useful to them.

You could consider a sellers home inspection (paid for by you) prior to listing the property so that buyers make their offers based on known areas of attention.

If you offer extras, plant the seed here!

My wife and I have made several offers on multifamily houses recently but keep being beaten out by (lower) cash offers.