I would never lie to an appraiser but it is our job to promote our finished product in the best way we can.

Property management is sue happy.E and O insurance carriers charge money with policies based on data they have learned over time just like car insurance.Usually when tenants and owners have an argument the attorneys say let's go after the property manager.Property management doesn't pay much,is a huge headache,and is sue happy.E and O knows PM is the highest form of litigation claims coupled with construction projects.When a broker sets up a PM company they are smart to keep a separate company so if sued they can shut it down without affecting the regular brokerage or their other assets.

But finding a really good deal is very hard, and this is an expensive approach that will result in a higher debt load on the property than a regular purchase.

If your current tenant want's to lock you out, a regular lock (non-smart key) isn't going to stop them.

In the US policy makers' point of view, buying a home is a much better investment than owning regular financial assets.

I would own the house - and whatever I'd want to do with it, as in a regular sale.

In addition to the regular late fee, you'll get hit with some kind of processing/paperwork fee and "legal" fees.

There are certain strategies promoted by mentors, coaches, gurus and even attorneys that may spin or modify basic transactions.

It’s not limited to P/HML’s either.Conventional lenders, with their often vague and nonsensical requirements, can be as bad; regularly screwing mom & pop end buyers with inane requests for endless documentation and often pulling out at the last minute.

SAAS solution where they derive fees from promoters for listing deals on the site.