If you decide to reach out to any of the professionals, it'll even send you a really helpful guide for "How to Interview Property Management Companies."

@Jay Ben, given these are private companies, typically, no.  

Before making any decisions, I recommend exploring neighborhoods in person, talking to locals, and doing thorough research to determine which area aligns best with your preferences and lifestyle.

Some title insurance policies require a current survey, but if this is a re-insurance policy (with the seller's title insurance company) then you saved yourself (potentially) a lot of money.

The good HML companies will look at the project closely with you, to make sure they think you're on the right track. 

We are just… at our wits end currently …. and just want to be done with this stage in our lives, yet we are running blind here… Ryan I would strongly encourage you to use a realtor, I have purchased quite a few properties and own a property investment company, you will definitely make more selling through a realtor…even after paying commission.

This feels naive. 2) Do I withhold payment until his insurance company will verify his statement about payout should he vanish?

I am looking to connect with a few property managers and/or management companies who operate in Jefferson County, Missouri (the next county south of St.

I was looking to Rent to Retirement and another similar company. 

Has anyone had experience with a good property management or turnkey company in Kansas City.