While you're on the phone or interwebs with them ask about building permits, impact fees, and anything else that is required to be paid for building in on that lot or parcel.  

@Alanna ThomasIf you financed your property through a lender that escrows for your taxes and insurance - that stays in place regardless of what you do with the property (ie rent it out, etc).  

Remember to factor in what you will need to pay in taxes (ie capital gains) and fees. 

Property taxes are paid by parent A and parent B.The current deed states tenancy in common between parent A and parent B as married, and aunt A, unmarried woman.

So gift the proceeds tax free or put my name on house and sell it?

I see that you have management fees set at 8% and interest rate of 4%.

The fee is covered as a per booking fee.

Typically a finders fee would be charged to the buyer, especially if you are doing all the work to bring the deal to the realtor.

Issue with the line that you will run into is you will be paying for unused credit fees.

How much you'll need to bring to closing will depend on your budget, how much you get in funding and then things like title fees.