I am thinking though that once the loan has been funded, it's really up to the servicer / investor whether this would be allowed. 

When you purchase a property you don't pay a REALTOR so go find one and use their professional services.

Owners tend to always think fees are too high for services offered.Maybe the management company was too big,too small, too far away for the type of tenant base and rents per door,etc.

I came across a service provider recently that could create a "we buy houses" type website and then drive traffic to it via Google pay per click program and Facebook ads. 

(Unless Cost Seg)If you add an appliance after you put the property in the service, you can take 100% bonus depreciation on those assets, if you want to.

I hope the customer service woild be personolized enough and their resourses would be benecicial.

If you have an estimate of services for a 28 unit building built in 1928, purchased in 2018 for $835k and rennovations of $420k underway, I would appreciate it.

Whatever money has not been spent on replacement properties at that time comes back to you because there is no longer the opportunity to complete an exchange.To emphasize the importance of this concept to a QI you must understand that the way we treat one client procedurally is how the IRS would perceive we treat all clients. 

As one can imagine, the place is really really rough (like dog **** in the kitchen and trash everywhere rough).I'm looking into Professional Cleanout services and wondered if anyone had a recommendation?

., improper service of process.