The complainant appears to state that the real estate agent who represented him worked for or with the turnkey company.Engelo, I noticed on your page that you appear to have OZ realty listed as a company of yours.

She does a few sales now and then particularily she likes to represent our PM Clients when they decide to sell.

I bought a property through Miami Life Realty to ABC Capital Management with a loan from a company that I am not sure if it even exists, since there are many different companies with same name, but the address does not match anywhere and on the papers i've signed there is not any representative from the lender's company.

I can introduce you to Dayn, the Proper Norcal representative, if you go the STR route. 

There are listing agents, but buyers are almost always self represented with legal counsel helping negotiate LOI and PSA.  

There is however an "upset price" which is an UNOFFICIAL bid made by the lawyer representing the lender that foreclosed.

Just found it on Zillow and worked with the agent representing the sellers.

@Rhia MckissicMost states require a lease to identify the owner of a leased property, whether a person, trust, LLC, IRA, etc.Landlord = Lord of the Land = Owner per deedAgent = someone legally representing the ownerProperty Manager = Agent

If you are taking a space in a center with multiple vacancies, or even taking a space that has been sitting vacant for some time, I would imagine you have a strong hand in the negotiation.Curious: are you working with a broker that represents you or are you negotiating directly with the landlord/landlord rep?

We do.Does your PM constantly monitor competition to be better than everyone else and represent only your best interest?