@Ben Tilbury I am not sure, but their websites should list all their services. 

My criteria are:  An area I want to enjoy with my familyNo pending or or existing STR restrictions or legislation in processPotential occupancy rates > 150 days per year Net cash flow between -5k to $5k per yearFamily friendly destinations, non Bachelor party destinations I wrote a BP blog article also that touches on some of this as well that you might find interesting.  

this is the most transparent scammer outthere, i am actually very worried about OP if they can't detect this easily, he is selling mortgage, oil, insulin and tax services in one hospital out of ohio somewhere...come on...

.- it appears there is at least some non-conforming space.  

As Chris mentioned, it's important to read the contract which should outline all fees the management company can charge for their services.

As the other poster states fees are non refundable and deposits are refundable. 

I worked with the one title company I found that would handle such a sale, and the sale was completed (with the help of Tax Title Services).I haven't bought any properties at tax-deed auctions in the intervening years, but I still look at the properties up for auction.

I have cleaning services and handymen/contractors and live near the property. 

One that writes a lot of non-profit or social service may have markets that can write your coverage. 

Are they "existing non-conforming" or "unpermitted"?