They do not get paid until a successful transaction is completed.The "6%" you are talking about usually gets split between your agent's broker and the broker whose agent brings you a buyer as an incentive for the buyer to purchase your property (because they owe a commission too and may not be able to afford your property if they have to pay it themselves). 

Part of your interview will be to talk about values and locations. 

However, as long as payment continue to be made, I don’t see their incentive to call it on full

Talk to owners in the building if possible, read reviews, try to find out as much as possible about any read flags.I hope that helps a little. 

Ned Jackson Which product of Kilz are you talking about?

I'm talking no FSBO sign, no for rent sign, just a property in my target area that needs some serious fixing.

I know the one you're talking about, I just can't remember the name.

All of these loan rules/guidelines can be confusing so feel free to reach out if you want to talk anything through. 

It continues to surprise me how many landlords approach us to manage their properties without having proper leases in place with their tenants during the transition.

I am sure others are doing this too, but if there is interest let me know and we can talk.