I love real estate, customizing diesel trucks, and home building.I enjoy weigh training, hiking high altitudes, camping, riding quads and Harleys, and racing RC trucks with my boys. 

You definitely want to get to management so don't bother with the limitations of your baseline customer service. be very professional and clear with what you expect to see based on the prior temp arrangement.You will have to remove the dispute down the road to qualify for another mortgage, but that's easy.If you never made such an arrangement and simply went 90 days late you will still want to dispute a 3 agencies and hope it slips through a loop hole in response and comes off.

If the management company offers you the same knee jerk price that has been around for 50 years - keep looking - you will probably overpay. 4) Do they use a custom attorney approved lease agreement - or the Texas Association of Realtor lease agreement that has more holes in it than Swiss cheese?

Your realtor or lender that you are loyal to and have a relationship with, within reason, will run a few of these for you.

As for my skill sets, I've worked mostly in customer service so I have great communication skills as well as skills selling, problem solving, critical thinking and math.

The most important key is the property/customer service are very important.  

My goal is to provide the best service to my tenants customers #1.

All expenses in all business get passed along to customers, including taxes.

Would a bank work out a deal with a customer that says "hey, we'll let you pay 5% down as long as you sell your condo on completion of your next home's renovations"?

Is it just marketing language to attract more customers?