So, the Appraiser’s fee is probably significantly less.As to the 2nd question- I’m not sure who you are referring to as “they,” but FYI, You (the Borrower) are not the Appraiser’s client, the Lender is.

For reference, the tenants pay 1200 a month, but fair market rent is 1800. 3) if the tenant isn’t willing to pay the higher rent, do I have the ability to replace them due to being the new landlord?

There is also the cost aspect when referring an inspector.

Credit score, income, references, nothing else. 

HVAC will depend on who you have doing it but maybe $4-7k.Happy to refer you to some awesome roofers as well as a couple HVAC techs if you need it. 

Filter out anyone who isn't qualified (you should have qualification standards for income, credit and references).

Check the lender's Google reviews, ask for references, and check the Better Business Bureau if they claim BBB accreditation to see what their rating is.

Also, any references to Syndication attorneys?

Reference HUD SFH 4000.1Also, the Streamline 203k no longer exists.

I have a client who has done 5 deals with me this year alone, and they have been so happy with my team's work that they want to refer others in their investment groups in Boston, New York and New Jersey to buy investment properties in Vermont and New Hampshire.I am willing to train a new agent but I am really looking for someone who is experienced in investing, as these clients need someone who knows what they're talking about!