Always budget for outside property management and you will usually get what you pay for but keep your focus on new properties and spend most of your time on being income productive.Don't assume on anything until trust is present. 

Deferred payments for 8 months while rehab.

@Jasmine Moore you need to put the property under contract at a price that represents a really great deal with ample time to do feasibility and due diligence.Once you have control of the property you will need to put together a detailed project deck to present to potential partners or investors.

It was very impressive seeming in the presentation and I signed up for the trial but did not ultimately find it useful.

I only offer MTM and I use State Farm currently, but I've never had an insurance carrier (past or present) that poked their nose into my lease agreements. 

This is certainly a question for him or her.That said, everything is negotiable, what you can or cant get is up to your (or your agent's) negotiating skills and how it is presented.

This experience now serves as a foundation on which I built my present & future investment deals. 

Instruct you agent to not present any offers before Monday, so you have the entire weekend to get people through and not only the fastest ones.

That allows him to invest in real estate with tax deferred funds.

We identify deferred maintenance items that will need to be addressed in the near or distant future so these items aren't a surprise to the investor and they can set money aside accordingly.