If it’s a third party PM you’ll get a nice PDF of detailed expenses.

Some rehab was involved, Nothing major.

You have a much bigger cost and time involved when you start setting these complicated ownership schemesup.

The problem is unless you are the owner occupant everything involving a trade must be contracted with a city approved and licensed firm.

He could have also attacked me or killed me, so looking back it wasn't the best idea.Any time illegal activity is involved it is best to post notices on the door and avoid confrontation.

If there isn't a set space for each tenant's dog, make sure you require renters to have insurance-- dogs fight, and vet bills are very expensive, and they will be quick to involve the rich landlord and somehow try and make it your fault.Lastly.... how the dog acts is  99% reflective of  the owner, we have one duplex unit, she has 4 dogs, takes A+ care of them, walks them, lets them out.. 0 damage to the unit.. so it's really all about the owner!  

And the larger property was easier to manage with 3rd party mgmt and I did less work and everyone made more money.

Using a service like WeGoLook could be a cheap way to get photos from your property by a third party that is paid to represent you other than an agent or PM.

VA takes the property that doesn't sell third party at foreclosure and then sells it through VRM. https://listings.vrmco.com/.A "Previous owner" is just that,  a previous owner, and whatever "protesting through bankruptcy" means has nothing to do with title and foreclosure.

I don't usually put down earnest money until both parties have ratified the contract.