By the time that you provide your notice and file an eviction lawsuit, the tenant fights back, you have a hearing, etc... you're going to spend more than a month anyway.  

No, it does not necessarily reflect fees being linked directly to services provided.  

It's circumstantial and depends on the services and value the service provider brings to the table.

It also provides you with all the great tax benefits and appreciation.

You might want to inquire about a new insurance provider. 

I noticed Amazon has 5 facilities in Davenport this should help provide renters with pretty solid employment.

As a option, instead of a commission structure, you can put them on a bonus plan and provide payouts based on a set of criteria. 

thank you to anyone who can provide assistance. 

If anyone from New York or Florida that regularly does real estate transactions between the two states could provide feedback, that would be appreciated.

The way most people do subject to deals is by setting up a system of checks and balances providing some protection for both buyer and seller, and trying to avoid alerting the lender that a deed transfer has taken place.