@Alvaro RodriguezIf it’s on your property it’s up to you to handle it, I would call a tree company to come take care of it

Let me give you an example of how these deals are structured:Seller wants to sell their property, but for various reasons (including cap gains taxes, low ball offers from cash buyers) they prefer to seller-finance their property instead.

Many companies charge a % of total rent, but for homes with a low overall rent they either won't manage it at all, or they move it to a flat $ amount, which is typically rather large as a percentage of rental income. 

I don't want to go to a company like h&r block, but none of the indie people have reviews or reputations. 

Does anyone have recommendations or good experience with a company that handles this?

I need ANYBODY AND EVERYBODY who invests, rehabs, and property manages in Birmingham to recommend contractors, agents, management companies, real estate attornies, etc that I could use.

Ron's company has my name from an online web marketing conference I "attended."

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Every fall I send calendars of scantily clad women with my advertising to the H.R. dept of every contractors company that has rented from me.There are magnetic signs on my truck.I have a side job. 

Some things that jump out at me:1) Many cities have codes that establish the number of unrelated individuals that can live in the home, so you will need to do some research on this in your area. 2) You may need commercial property insurance, as your insurance company will likely consider this a business exposure.