I have about a decade of proptech experience (selling into CRE and RRE), a year of residential leasing for EQR and 6 years of resi buy and hold invvesting. 

I want it to be good but I probably need to sell it and start fresh.

My thought is that if the IRS audits me, I'm perfectly capable of showing how "Joe Smith" paid my venmo $1K, I transferred it to my personal account, I also have a lease agreement identifying that $1K and Joe Smith's name.

We negotiated it down due to current condition and the fact that the owner was out of the country and needed a quick sell.

My business partner and I are considering starting a real estate consulting practice where we would advise buyers, sellers and investors on the buying and selling process.

Lenders are either selling or securitizing their loans.

Due to an illness in the family we need to terminate the lease on our rental property early in order to sell the property; the lease expires in January 2025. 

I work for a management company that has been in business since 2004 in Florence, Alabama and we can help you identify properties to purchase, coordinate the potential renovations with our in-house maintenance team or preferred vendors and manage the property once it's ready to rent.

Lolmost have been selling for $100k a unit rehabbed.  

If you didn't have a buyer agent on a listed property, then its possible the entire commission could go to the listing/selling agent or maybe only have and usually the seller pays for that.