You can demo without a permit typically. 

I'd like to hear from people who've had success with the program.I found a great cash-flowing deal, however the property needs work to make it livable and won't pass typical FHA or Conventional standards.

They will typically require a landlord policy or fire policy, the name depends on the insurer.

Whether or not, the demand for what you are doing must be high, city legality law, and the normality of a new structure going to be typical in that area? 

Typically whats the interest on a hard money loan?

@Doug Pretorius do you by chance know a good link to find a generic Rent to own agreement so I could familiarize myself with the "typical" requirements ? 

They also have many if not all of the features that QBO has to offer including bank feeds (will automatically import transactions that hit the bank), Rules (you set a rule and when it recognizes an expense from lets say "Home Depot" it will automatically code it to "Repairs & Maintenance", and also has Classes to code transactions to the proper building.  

Right now isn't the best time, as many property managers are going bonkers right now with rental turnover, but if you catch them at the right time, they are typically, more than willing to spend 5 minutes of their time to offer help. 

Typically in this situation you won’t get that money back.

I'm reviewing their management agreement and came upon:Is this a typical compensation clause that most Management/Broker companies include in their agreements?