You lose about 8-10% rent in PM fees, but the relief from the day to day hassle and management is worth it .

A good estimate is 21 days (with no objections to the relief sought) but since COVID everything seems to be taking longer.

The problem you are likely having with DSCR loans is that Kansas is one of the few states that outlaw prepayment penalties on rental properties, so DSCR lenders can only offer loans with no prepayment protection, which results in the much higher rates (Prepayment Penalties are a key tool for DSCR loans to give rate relief). 

This is a HUGE relief.

Many who are looking for some relief from transactional fees and frustration seek checkbook control via an IRA LLC or a Solo 401k.

The good news is we are a nation of LAW and thus she should be able to get some relief from a 2nd year law student I would think.

“Unfortunately, Governor’s Scott veto of HB 653, which would have permanently extended the Act, and the Florida legislature’s imposition of strict conflict of interest laws will make it more difficult for distressed condominiums find the same relief moving forward”.

It's a relief, especially in the beginning, to have some proverbial boots on the ground when needed.

Should see some further rate relief in the coming days as the markets interpreted Fed Chairman's speech today as dovish and indicating lesser rate hikes / sooner pause. 

I switched attorneys, learned some new tools, and we should be close to getting relief.