I know some realtors sell and manage properties but property management requires a different skill set, education, and regulatory/legal compliance.

God forbid they expect compensation for their skills and time.

My buyer is also a charitable organization that I believe in a lot so I plan to take whatever a "reasonable" assignment fee would be and take substantially less but would still like something. 

My team does not take on clients more than 30 minutes out, because we can't offer the same skill and service we provide in our market.

I feel like we could of saved 5-10k if we were more organized.

I feel like we could of saved 5-10k if we were more organized.

REPEAT - Hopefully you did everything right, got nearly all your money back and can do it again.The skills you need to make this work:Calculating ARVCalculating Rehab costsCalculating your HOLDING costsKnowing the Terms and Conditions for your BUY and REHAB loansFinding Properties - probably the hardest step of them all*WHEW* I know that was a lot but hopefully it helps in some way. 

I would love to share ways that you can partner with our organization!

In any case, it's a great option for a person who is highly organized and methodical.

There is a lot of overlap and you can definitely use your skills in the residential space.I looked quickly through your deal analysis and check out the property on the MLS.