@Adrian Rice  are the properties on the lots?

It definitely gets very sticky, doesn't it!

Just like the sticky notes you see.

@jeff @Jeff Hubert a couple thoughts: pros: - money is collected for you- units are maintained by company - not you cons: - costs you a percentage of sales- always a risk of sticky fingers when they are collecting the coins Alternative thought: - if some of your units are washer/dryer ready then price what it costs to rent in the area and rent a little below that cost.

Originally posted by "seattlegogetter":… I'm a Realtor acting as an "investor"… Wow… That makes it very sticky… This is exactly why I don’t have a real estate license… Funny enough, I used to own a real estate company and had all kinds of agents running around, but have never held my own real estate license… I would see an attorney… I am not sure what you are asking exactly… Are you asking from a legal perspective, a title and escrow and closing perspective, as an investor, or as a Realtor?

They each have their own oddities… A simple rule to remember what will probably “stick” is; The County, the City, the State and Governmental agencies always get their money!

Also, here's a very comprehensive sticky thread on this very topic: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/54108-buyer-s-list-how-to-

@Brian Nordman sounds like a sticky situation.

Hello,So, I'm in a sticky situation.

There is also sticky spilled mixed drinks on the wood floors, walls, and wood stairs.