You need to instruct your broker to write your commission checks to your LLC, not to you.  

@Joshua BeallBasically, wholesaling as "instructed" is a net listing, an agreement to allow a facilitator to profit over an agreed price with an owner. 

The Virginia Landlord Act Section § 55-248.15:1 Security Deposits, instructs on how they need to be handled.A few additional tips is Keep Records, you can take a picture of the doc with phone, scan to pdf. 

I think it's hard for a tenant to know the difference sometimes between issues they can/should address themselves and something they should call the landlord for, especially when they've been instructed to handle small maintenance issues themselves (as you state) because you're out of town.He probably thought this was a small issue, tried to address it, then it became bigger. 

I am looking for any sort of instructions or guidance on what to do at this appointment, and what type of deals would work best for a "tired landlord" situation like this?

If you have not made the contract with the seller yet then put both names as the buyer in the contract then just assign to your end buyer but instruct your title company or attorney to split your proceeds 50/50.

Us as entrepreneurs are powerful minds.

I am looking to start a service business part time while I work full time so I can save more and in result invest more in real estate/ other assets. My work schedule is Monday- Friday 9-530. So only certain types of s...

For some of my properties I mail the tenants a bill every month on the 17th and include an instruction on how to pay rent.

Couple of them wanted me join their CRE brokerage but the deal breaker for me is if I hung my license with them, I would not be allowed to do any residential transactions.Many of my existing clients are tech entrepreneurs and home based business owners.