I am not very familiar with the terms and details of a seller financing deals but given the property is not cash flowing, I think it's in my best interest to get at least my initial investment back.

You can also build your buyers list from there as well.

There's a reason listing contracts and purchase contracts are so long.The challenge is investors are NOT business people and are too cheap to hire an attorney to review a Property Management Agreement/Contract!

The fee gets you listing maintenance, a professional person available around the clock to communicate with your guests and monthly/end of year reporting.

I assume most have a list of buyers that they market their houses to but I'm not really sure how to find my way onto the right lists.

On FF, make sure the comps you're using are actually booked properties, and you're not just pulling from every listing in an area as some of those may be sitting vacant because of bad pricing. 

But then I dig for better context, and HOLY-COW, when I look at median list price, wowzers, yeah inventory is almost normal but that sure as heck isnt. 

I can send you a list of contacts in Ohio to help you build your team, property manager.

I usually explain it like this, "I'm increasing your rent from $900 to $950 but if I listed it, a new tenant would pay $1000, so you're still getting a discount"3.

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