The Q that drew a deer-in-the-headlight stare every time: It seems that if I let you choose and place a tenant in my unit, that, according to your transaction based fee schedule, you would actually make a lot more profit, if that tenant you chose turns out a bad tenant, stops paying rent, trashes the place and has to be evicted.

It will really be based on the design of the home, products and amenities utilized.

What if I agree to kick back 50% of the transaction the moment I get paid.

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Or, there are many good products already out there and, for a fraction of what you would pay a property manager over the course of a year for a single property, you can outfit yourself with some primo tools and do it yourself effectively and professionally.

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Is there any different if I've lived there for long enough that the government doesn't consider the transaction as a investing move?

Let's say the typical transaction looks like a single person buying from a married couple, so 3 non-realtor citizens involved in each transaction.

You will be amazed at the amount of different loans (called "products" by the lenders) that are available and you will most likely find on that better meets your needs.

You really should be searching on your own, hire some bird-dogs for an extra boost as well.