As Chris mentioned, it's important to read the contract which should outline all fees the management company can charge for their services.

I’d recommend going with a local lender that you have a good relationship with as opposed to a large national company as they are likely to have better immediate customer service and are more likely to respond in a timely manner, which is important for your first loan.

I worked with the one title company I found that would handle such a sale, and the sale was completed (with the help of Tax Title Services).I haven't bought any properties at tax-deed auctions in the intervening years, but I still look at the properties up for auction.

I have cleaning services and handymen/contractors and live near the property. 

Typically these are not "taught" but lessons learned from experience. 

This is typically seen in larger transactions with bigger check sizes but is also complicated to originate because an intercreditor agreement will be required by your lender.

One that writes a lot of non-profit or social service may have markets that can write your coverage. 

If they would flounder at your exit, you should command higher value for your service.

If you go with Ownerrez then pay for the ProConnect service. 

Yes I essentially have 2 services, one being property management and the other being Real Estate Broker Services.