I was recently hired by a full service brokerage (leasing, property management, investor relations, acquistions, etc.) and they use the time during the 3 week accelerated prelicensed broker class to determine what role you fit best within the company.

I know you mentioned that the tenants pay water and sewer, does this also indicate that these services are provided by local/city utilities?

The debt service on our rental is $1750 and we are getting $2850 a month rent. 

It’s a good time to inspect the service entry cables too, if the panel is that old, they may need to be replaced too for an additional $500-1000.

I've actually scheduled service with Zerorez -- a colleague recommendation.Thanks!

We list all of our wholetail properties on the MLS via a flat fee listing service. 

But your best bang for your buck is going to be with a nationwide intermediary service that has enough economies of scale to be in the middle price wise. 

It was a rental and needs about $3k-$5k of rehab to put it back in service based on the cost of my last two rehabs. 

I am going to add into the inspection objection a point about the water heaters being original and likely to fail soon, along with full AC/furnace service in an effort to reduce the risk on those fronts. 

I informed her that I no longer needed her services and now she sends me a list of all these items that were never discussed with me, were not on the statements and she has gone back and added them.