A while ago we put together an IRA investment arrangement with a partnership LLC and had everything vetted with the accountants and IRA guardian, so I'm familiar with the concept but the devil is really in the details.Will follow the thread and try to understand.

After your tenant understands your plan, you should prepare a month to month rental agreement and make arrangements to sign. 

Conversely, the low slope and uncomplicated hipped arrangement will reduce your price. 

If the Board fails to properly plan for expenses, it is not up to the Management Company to arrange or pay for unfunded repairs, although they do generally have authority to spend in the name of preserving further property damage or mitigating hazardous conditions that are sudden and unexpected.

Account Closed - I've entered into these arrangements several times(before giving up on them entirely.)

My assumptions are: a) the hard money loan can be arranged relatively quickly since I know the potential lenders well, allowing me to close quickly if needed, and b) the DSCR loan will take longer to get (as a newbie) and that its interest is signifantly lower than the 12% hard money loan.

She knew what was happening and could have made alternate arrangements for her work. 

So do I need to make those arrangements or does the new buyer?

Tenants are supposed to be responsible for paying utilities so I have no idea of the type of arrangement the property manager worked out with the tenants for the water bill.

Which insurance company should I look into for this arrangement?