I wonder how everything works between property owners and property management company?

I have some experience in wholesale transactions, but given my licensing and current circumstances, I'm leaning towards listing distressed owners' homes instead.

Understanding how to uncover the potential opportunities by solving the seller/owners problem then engineering them to profit takes time & skill. 

It's on you to decide who that is. 

Thus, when the loan comes due, the property could easily be worth less than the loan amount, leaving the owner with very few options, none of them good.  

It would have been great to meet you, but if I do decide Houston maybe we can try again.

You need to decide what you want.

Heres the situation:The property currently has tenants, the owner has told the tenants that he is selling the property and they will have to move out.The tenants asked if they could stay till the end of May.The already have a place they are moving to, they just can't move in till June 1Very reasonable, the tenants seem like they will not cause any issuesI would like to hold 10 or 15k in escrow until the tenants move out, I just dont know how to word that on a Florida offer/ contract.Any help would be great!

The numbers on the deal are below:-$6100 PITI (5% down owner occupied)-$2600-$2800 monthly rent per unit-Off market deal near Richardson High School-Both units fully renovatedI would essentially be betting on the long term appreciation of the DFW real estate market as well as long term rent growth.

So, we found a property manager through a friend and fell into the business.In 2023 we decided the real estate thing might work, refinanced our property from 2009 and bought an additional rental property in the same area placed it with our current property manager… on purpose this time.