A little back story on our company is that we are a real estate investment company and we are currently working with several VC's to secure funding.

What you might consider is renting it for six months (if legally possible) rather than a year at a lower price (using the highest price near-comp to yours) and then raising the rent at lease end when the market is high. 

If you are looking for a turnkey property (meaning one that has already been rehabbed, rented and managed by the same company that sold you the property) then I can help you with your quest for providers in specific markets. 

I would prefer a brand new or newer home as I would be managing it from Miami and rather not use a management company. 

But if everyone pays attention to what the company is offering, Steadily can also offer some great coverage. 

Did you every find a quality management company?

Alo, I feel like its widely known Legal Zoom and like kind companies are discount options.

The sellers are not an intended user and there is no legal obligation to provide it to them.

I like my property management company.

I'm a few days from closing and when the title company sent out the settlement sheet with the security deposits and prorated rents as a credit to me from the seller my bank went crazy.First they said I need an addendum stating that the seller is crediting me.Then they said I need an addendum nulling that addendum because the seller can't give me that as a credit.