However, Its great to see that when an agent offers fantastic value and service to their clients their clients rave of them and show them exclusivity. 

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My first BRR. I get a D on reconciling contractors’ conflicting estimates and invoices with budget.

@Bijan Azimi my advice would be to run, not walk away from these services.

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Sit down with them and try to understand fully what services they are providing you with.Another question to ask is how many guys they will have on the job, and if they can guarantee completion during the time you need it since you have a tight timeline. 

Yes, there could be surprises at inspection, but utilities, lawn services, and leases should not be part of that. 

Price it a little high and have great service.

If you want more advice, we service Denver, so feel free to reach out. 

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You can tie multiple properties and activities together to meet this test, but that alone won't necessarily allow you to turn passive losses into active, it merely changes the presumption that they are passive2nd bar:  You have to show you are actively engaged in rental activity/property management for at least 500 hours in the year.