Compare the cost he would charge to build for you as a client, and then discuss the potential partnership to determine the cost difference.Next, analyze the selling prices of his townhomes across the street or their expected selling prices.

Don't underestimate vacancy periods or property management fees.

A good Realtor should be able to explain the Closing Disclosure (including closing costs) to you line by line, but really your lender is responsible for educating you on your closing costs inc. their fees, prepaids, points, etc.

Many lenders don’t want to discuss fully until I have a building permit. 

My fees vary depending on what is needed.

To your point about being concerned that a seller is upset if he/she sees a large assignment fee on the HUD, an option to consider is a SDDC (Same Day Double Close).

If they liked the apartment, they could apply (pay the application fee per adult, and complete the application), and I would perform screening, and provide an answer within 24-48 hours.This process allows for a few different filters.

I'd be happy to connect and further discuss our market and available inventory.

If they don't want to pay the $75 fee, they won't report maintenance and you'll be stuck with a lot of problems down the road.The preferred method is to make tenant liable for abuse or neglect, but not ordinary maintenance.

I called the lady and explained I have well over 12 years experience- she says I still need to go through this training.ThoughtsIf I was to hire (I would be willing to pay a small fee to have the “Boots on he ground” if I needed to have someone order a plumber, or whatever came up I would.