The rest of their APIs have been fairly simple for my use cases, however.

Hello :I am brand new here on BP and fairly brand new to real estate. 

There were some minor cosmetic things that needed to be taken care of in the empty unit and a couple of the windows outside needed to be properly capped but we could tell that all of the major things were fairly new.

If I help her sell - how do I estimate a fair return for both of us?

That's why I started the discussion in 'Goals, Business Plans & Entities' thinking it would just be a general area for entity questions.I am fairly new on BiggerPockets, but I can see why you assumed that when this website is basically just for anything real estate related.Nonetheless, really useful informationThanks,Anthony

That sounds fair but I personally would give them 2 options.

Make sure your tax person is leveraging every advantage for you in terms of depreciation schedules on furniture, maximizing your involvement as an "active RE investor", etc, etc.Finally, as you build your team of PM, cleaner, handyman, etc. make sure you retain a fair amount of control.

See my blog on The Tenant PhaseTo be a successful landlord, and maintain that excitement that you had when you first began, before you knew the ropes, you have to have all this in place, and you MUST AT ALL TIMES STICK TO THE RULES OF YOUR CONTRACT, YOUR LEASE AGREEMENT.

They don’t maintain the property.

First time investor so wanted to start with a condo/townhouse so that it would be easier to maintain vs.