A property management company is a vendor and I wouldn't give equity in exchange for vendor services. 

I am following the info in BP's guide to screening tenants, but I would like to know what experienced landlords do if you receive applications from multiple qualified tenants? 

If I purchase a foreclosure for 270 and the appraiser says its worth 320. After i put down 20 percent for the purchase at 270 can i take out the extra equity up to 80/20 loan value. How do i go about taking out the ex...

So the only question is, does the Market Rent for that location and Type of Unit cover the HOA, plus Debt Service, plus whatever other Expenses need to be paid..Because if it doesn't, the Landlord is in for a world of hurt!.

Again, most of these jobs don't require the applicants to have spent 4 years in school for what they're going to do on the job. 

Replacing a faucet is a fairly quick and easy task for a plumber, but they'll charge one hour of time and sometimes there is a longer minimum for any service call. 

I am looking to purchase an investment property. I wanted to find out if the property is under rent control or any type of restrictions. How do I do that?ThanksManish

The landlord-tenant relationship is simply not all about bloodless logic and the simple exchange of money for a service or product.

Although I would primarily be in the business of wholesaling I’m also going to have my real estate license and I want to offer the services of listing homes and helping people find their dream homes or investment properties.

You should also be factoring in maintenance, capital expenditures, vacancy, applicable utilities, and typically property management.