A Seller owes 8k in HOA fees, is there anyway that I can negotiate that so I can purchase the property at a better price?

To conduct a no-fault eviction (taking properties off the rental market/moving in family), you're required to pay relocation fees determined by the RSO which ranges from about $5k-$21k which is determined on whether the tenant is over 62, disabled, been in the unit for over 10?

If my math is correct,1250 revenue(333) mortgage interest(630) depreciation---------------------------287 <--- what you're calling taxable incomeWhere is the insurance expense, the property taxes, management fees, repairs/maintenance, advertising, etc? 

It will allow you to negotiate better terms (essentially lower %) with them, so you will be able to reduce the property mgmt fee expense indirectly. 

I don't think I'll cash flow here, so I ran my numbers only on the money I needed to pull out to have no cash in.Financed amount is $100,000The monthly mortgage payment came out to be $435.59 per monthAt a 5.125% rate on a 30 year loan, I calculated a Net Renal Income came out to be $1,140 per monthI split the difference of the range and used $1,200 for an estimated monthly rent and added in a 5% vacancy rate.Expenditures came out to be $613.73 per monthI used an 11% property management fee, which was $125.40.I used $120 for capital expenditure reservesI used $60 per month for maintenance reservesProperty taxes were $225 per monthInsurance was $83.33 per monthThis put me at a Net Operating Income of $526.27 ($1,140 rent - $613.73 expenditures). 

Hopefully their fee is a percentage of the rents collected!

Just make sure you are comfortable with the coverage amount.Or...Go to the MO website, fill out the appropriate forms to register your LLC, pick a local registered agent, and pay the fee. 

Your agent fees are far too low.

So if rent is late you get the late fee.

My question is this, how do I pay for all the due diligence ie the attorneys fees, survey, sewage tank inspections, etc.