It sounds like they will add 5% to any invoice.

@Eli MooreI don't think it makes any sense to become an agent just to do your own showings... you should only become an agent if you want to be an agent.It sounds like you just need to find an agent that's a little more flexible / responsive / used to working with investors.And - a lot of the best deals for investors aren't even on market. 

Reddy - this sounds like a new build that you're looking at? 

Quote from @Sandy Santosh: Hi All, I am completely new to this platform.

My wife and I would like to buy a rental next year (most likely using a DSCR loan, to dodge the DTI requirement), but I'm not completely sure if that would get us stuck down the road.

I'm not completely new to the Bigger Pockets community but I'm making the commitment to put myself out there more.

@Kim LeJeuneIf you lived there and sell shortly after (within 3 years), you may not owe capital gain tax.When you ask about the form, it sounds like you intend to wrestle with forms.

Congrats @Greg Ruff, sounds like an awesome deal!

Ouch... 75% set up fee sounds really high.

(BUT when qualifying the tenant's income, they only need to qualify for their portion). 2) Consult an attorneyyyyyyyyy :)3) Standard I've always used is no more than 7 days per month and max of 14 days per year, otherwise they would be considered an Occupant and need to complete a background check and add to the lease.