How much % would you suggest paying him?

Most people might not have the ability to pay 5 to 6 figures a year for that.With Costar it is about residuals. 15 years in the business I do not like contracts and residuals.

Property manager ended up being the best solution for me. 10% seems very high, in Seattle I pay 5% plus a leasing fee every time they need to find a new tenant.

When you pay all cash there is no 6 month title seasoning wat to get out 80% of the purchase price.You can also come in with a 60% mortgage and a 40% all cash and get a little bit better of a rate and be able to waive escrows if needed.

We could use it for 10 years and then would have to pay it back in the next 10 once that expires.

I think it is great to network and gauge interest for when a deal comes but bring them something before you take money because if you take the money first it is idle and they are getting no returns while it is sitting there unless you can pay some return out of pocket which I am sure you aren't doing because you are using OPM. 

Maybe because I've kind of run into this issue with paying people in the past.  

Ultimately, it's about ensuring the property remains attractive to tenants and maintains its market value without pouring money into upgrades that won't pay off.

.😱  So we had to start taping the commode lids shut with clear tape and putting a sign on the commode that the water was off so please don’t use.

when your dealing with a borrower with experience...its not wise to control the Construction, Its not smart to smudge HUD's (i took myself, title and attorney days to figure out my closing cost went from 25k to 40k)...later to find out most of it was in fees and paying 12 months in advance of mortgage payments.