So many just list thinking if someone’s crazy enough to pay their price they’ll sell, otherwise they’ll just be happy collecting rents.

You're at real risk of burning out if you focus solely on flipping.Buy and hold allows you to collect some income over the long stretch. 

Once the judge signs the writ of eviction (last step in MI before you physically remove them) we are not allowed to collect funds...if we do, we have to return in before doing the eviction. 

I currently have no one to do a final walk-through and collect key from the tenants.

For example if you collect $2000 a month, the lender will use $1500 towards your DTI.

I am inquiring if anyone has a streamline system that helps them collect a deposit and first months rent electronically instead of the old school cashiers check ect..

This is a standard Buyer-Broker Agreement in the state of Utah, and yes if you signed the brokering agent could try to collect the 3% purchase price from you regardless of who discovered the property or how it's listed.

What app do you recommend using to collect payment?

Hello,We are looking in to moving rent collection online and rentredi.com looks like it might be a good match. 

Obviously, the condo association would have to collect monies for ongoing maintannce of the road and drainage.On the sales and marketing side, do fee simple lots enjoy a premium to condo "lots"?