Not because the laws are different, but because conventional title companies (read also as real estate attorneys) don't necessarily stay up on the nuances because institutional lenders have their own attorneys on staff to do that and prepare the lender's loan docs. 

I looked at this in the past and wasn't able to find an attorney who understood it or a staff member who could explain it.  

Also when he says "crack house"...I think he means they were just junkies living there doing it, not meaning buy former meth labs.

I am currently working as a staff accountant.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

In my area it is common for larger property management companies to have leasing agents on staff and pay them either hourly/salary or commission or both.

They will normally charge you for desk space, using their printer, support from them and their office staff, Etc....Then there are MLS fees, Lock Box fees, Continuing Education costs, and the basic costs of running your own business.

Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.

We find Projection Lab to be pretty comparable though, if you know how to work within the assumptions and sanity check the outputs, particularly on the tax end.

We hired staff that managed and ran it with us overseeing operations with a weekly Zoom call.