We're thinking of using the subject- to strategy and are curious about how this will differ from a regular mortgage or if it will essentially be the same process?

I use a follow up system to make sure I always touch them on a regular basis.

I’ve used them before for other reasons@Ryan Wilkerson thanks for the feed back will look into this I just search or offer a job on Fiverr and now I have a few that do things for me on a regular basis. 

I work a regular job as a property management of about 300 units all over ny. 

If the tenants are paying regularly even considering poor landlordship from the previous landlord then they might be good tenants to keep.

Hello,Long story short:  Tenants didn't pay last month's rent and damaged carpeting with smoking (prohibited in lease) and other stains, left significant junk to be cleaned out and some other damages. 

@Grant Rothenburger yes, that’s how it works here too with regular sales agents.

Arlen - I'm told that it is pretty "hands off" as rental properties go, and I believe that for a couple reasons - very good reliable and clean tenants, and it's classified as a "luxury condo" for what that's worth. 

Can anyone recommend a carpet cleaning service in the Raleigh, Durham, Triangle area? 

I have an idea...and maybe a CPA or some other knowledgeable tax expert can help on this......so here's my idea:I want to start paying all our regular ongoing bills and utilities with money straight from the LLC rental income....cell phones (we use our phones for mostly work anyway), electric bill, internet, water, etc etc....I'm thinking of making a lease where my business rents the home office space from me and my wife, and the rent is roughly equal to the utility payments, or just have that on the lease..."