How much should I pay a realtor to do the paperwork only on a sale.  

The marketing, photos, closing paperwork etc must be handled by someone else. 

If anyone can share the process, I would like to learn more about what paperwork has to be filed, what costs they incur.  

So here's the run down.Two buildings, same building essentially except one side has a backyard to it and 3 more units.

Essentially a travel trailer/camper that lowers down to the ground/ice on frozen lake to fish out of.

They bring in the furniture and essentially stage the property for you.

A pre-approved short sale price should close much faster, since the paperwork has mostly been done already.

I think this worked better for me because it gave me confidence in the rental appeal of the condo at the rental price listed and then let me follow up with the email which would essentially screen out most of the people that didn't fit my rental requirements.  

The majority of the inventory is studios and 1-Bedrooms (in the cities).Conclusion was essentially that Baby Boomers are down sizing and Millenials are going to need small Single Fams and this is going to create a huge demand for "Work Force Housing" for the next 10 years-ish timeline. 

But you get non-recourse financing with 30 year amortization and much less of a hassle with paperwork (like 2 years tax returns, etc.)Something in the $10 million range would price out at about 5.25% to 5.50% at 70% LTV.