We have looked at many new developments and noticed that they are trying sell at $20-$30 more per square foot than well maintained older homes in the same area.

My "annual cost", which includes maintaining and keeping the property up to a standard that allows the house to show well in relation to other houses in the area.  

Those companies in general purchase homes, rehab them, get a renter in place and then sell the property while maintaining the property management of the property.

The investor relations arm is the third piece of the puzzle, which is constantly raising capital and maintaining communications with investors.

Other states have programs like this as well.Indeed, several states such as New York and New Jersey will maintain eviction moratoriums past June 30 as well.

So it is part building, part maintaining, the more you build the more you must maintain.Its when you speak to someone on a potential, it's asking whom they know that maybe you could help.

They will typically layout the required terms for stabilization such as 90% occupancy maintained over 3 months. 

they complement each other and work in conjunction with the rest of tools (like marketing, financing, rehabbing, hiring, etc.).With an LLC you need to proper maintain the LLC. 

It’s their job to maintain a surplus, so the HOA can pay for maintaining the building, upgrading as needed, etc.

You just have to do it to clean up the property:  Sometimes, especially for newly acquired properties, the grounds are in such bad shape that you need to invest in order to get it to a maintainable state.