Quote from @Amanda Janes: The relationship is a little sticky, but based on what you are saying is that you mentioned to your PM Company that you'll be listing to sell, but won't be using them to list the property nor receive any commissions from the sale.

Quote from @Amanda Janes: Everything checks out with the exception of the lien?

Hi, Jane,I have not rented to a warehouse associate at Amazon, but the red flag for me, even more than the spell errors, is the fact that the letter states the job is "temporary."  

The best is when housing calls to "chew" me out about a renter only to respond with "what jane doe didn't pay her electric bill" LOL... know your market and provide for that.

Yes Janel, I would be the Realtor, Contractor, and STR Property Manager.

I guess they could name them Property A LLC, Farm B LLC, Condo D LLC, or John LLC, Jane LLC, Junior LLC or some other combination of names, but then might be hard when you trade homes every couple of years to keep track of or remember off the top of your head. 

Quote from @Jane S.: Just my opinion from what you have provided, but I would walk, no RUN, away from this.

I figure I'd be able to swing more profit that way as opposed to just selling to the next John and Jane Doe that comes along.I also do a lot with working with credit and getting people lendable-I'd love some advice on networking here, especially in UT.Appreciate it BPers!

Quote from @Jane S.: Would be a challenge to find tenants with 3500 for rentYou might end up with a roommate nightmare youre better off selling. 

If Realtor Jane refers me 5 clients, 4 of which are from Mars, you can bet your butt that Realtor Jane is a Martian too, and her clients will continue to be 80% Martian.If I notice the demographic makeup of my past clients has Martians under-represented, and I want to ensure that I'm providing more equal outcome homeownership opportunities to Martians, I am allowed to call Jane in an attempt to establish a B2B relationship.