normally "management fees" are 10% of the rent. since you are not renting the unit for them, you can charge more if you can/want, act like a general contractor.good luck trying to find a licensed and insured painter and "cleaner". bonded, MAYBE. how exactly are you going to "vet" the contractors?

Are they bonded and insured?  

He replied that he thought it was a great decision on his part and had also used student loans to buy his first shares of stock and bonds.

A new electrical panel will be properly grounded and bonded to ground rods, the plumbing system, and the gas system (if applicable), To make an insurance company happy, you'll need to upgrade to breakers, and GFCI protect all the knob and tube.

So some lengthy conversations with the local Authorities is a great idea.  

Also, they don't want too lengthy names.

If Greece actually defaults on its own debt, the value of those bonds to the banks that own them will drop significantly but in all likelihood, those bonds will still trade albeit for a fraction of their value (I can't say pennies on the dollar as they are denominated in Euros).

Shingles - $465Roofers Labor - $2575Bail bonds man for your shooting roofer -$125kActually shooting your roofer- PricelessFor everything else there is mastercard- Accepted everywhere and also hopefully at your local county jail.

IRS tax liens stay with the property and it is a lengthy process to get them removed.  

Note funds really should look more like bond funds and less like equities funds.