@Russell BrazilMy thought process is the contractor could potentially win your business by providing you a quote on rehab costs.Have you had a contractor walk a potential property with you?

I was taking a look on different posts and you have inspired me to do some research on my areas as well, to remodelate the business!

I'm a business owner...always busy...and need quicker straight to the point help ...and at same time understand your a business owner with business model as well to develop your course.  

So as of now, I am staying clear of Citrona owner and his business partners. 

It doesn't apply to commercial business tenants that I've seen.

That is very little money for the amount of work performed, but not only the onsite manager, but all the people behind the scenes that no one sees.

Unless you plan to pair it with a construction division or can build out a brokerage and the property management is utilized to bring in and/or retain business, it's not a great business to be in if you plan to manage 3rd party assets.

Good credit score (800+) but low income ($70k)Candidate 2: Family of 5 (3 kids) with a business + a smaller dog (40 lbs bulldog) and ok credit (680+) but higher income ($130k) than other candidate. 

You are not considered in the "rental business" until you reach 3 units, but only so far as TPT is concerned. 

The performing lease coupled with supplying your own comps that support it sometimes works.