Owner needs 17k to stop foreclosure / ARV 120k / min 50k rehab / owner will sign lease for 2 years  $1100 per month.Can this be presented to a money lender?

Does anyone have any experience or advice on PM software that can handle vacation rentals as well as yearly lease rentals, storage units, etc?  

Consider a 6 month or 18 month lease when you find a good tenant so renewals fall in summer.

You can view a few photos here.It is located near 88th and Wadsworth in the Kings Mill neighborhood2 story/ 5 Bedroom/ 3 BathMaster suite "loft" 500 square feetmain floor/ 900basement/ 900some good things:Roof is five years oldnew windows on the top floornew water heaterno signs of foundation settling home is overall maintained and well kept "just very dated"The expensive things:paint trim outside of houseHVAC is working  but is super oldNeeds painting throughout, with a room or two of wallpaper removalneeds wood floors installed on main levelcarpet in upstairs and basementnew appliances/fixtures/countertops in kitchencomplete remodel all 3 bathrooms entire basement is wood paneling drop ceilings in basement "possible other option?"

In order for me to transfer the lease to my name I have to build a 300 sq ft structure on the property so that she is not transferring undeveloped land to me (a policy to make sure people live and build on the land and not just sell after receiving it).

If your managing your own properties that you have a clear ownership interest in .. no licesne requiredif your managing properties for your clients IE collecting rent.. negoatiating leases etc.. then yes you need a brokers license with a PM component.. and you would have to work for a broker for 2 years then sit for your principal broker exam pass that and the property manager component..does not matter resi or commercial.. reason is your handling lots of money for investors and or negotiating contracts state wants those folks to be licensed and accountable. 

I am considering a business idea that includes buying real estate around my area and converting them to rent-able offices and/or data centers for leasing out computing power. 

Leases here are for 1 year so if the tenants stayed on average the full year, you would expect that the worse case would be about four turns per year per 4-plex.

The name on the lease is not the person in the apartment.

The property had been a quadplex for more that 50 years but can be easily transfered to a duplex or I can go through with a special use permit along with being granted a variance for parking because it's on a small corner lot.My question is that the planning department is requesting a lease to be signed by me.