It's a bit of a mix-up, but the idea is to make the whole buying and selling process clearer and more competitive, which could end up saving people money.

*Also due to my job, I should be able to take advantage of our processes and bookkeeping department at a highly discounted price. 

I would suggest finding an investor friendly agent who has PM and GC contacts that can make the process very seamless for you. 

Cleaning out the property - the designated next-of-kin and executor will be responsible for removing and dispersing the deceased tenant’s belongings before the lease period is over.Unfortunately, it does look like this can be a long process and patience will be needed as you will be dealing with an estate. 

That is a different process. 

My buddy has done two older school buildings and fills them up.  

Having this experience with your first deal can help you identify what services and processes you want your future management companies to provide and follow. 

I've worked with a lot of midterm rentals and I do find the larger houses much harder to fill.

In an attempt to simplify explaining the process, so it can be understood, I am leaving out details that I cover in other posts and in training.

It looks like the only drawback is the approval process that need the lenders to approve the deals.I saw one short sell in my area and I wonder if any of you have already found a bad short sell deals ?