What would compel a landlord to take on a tenant without a lease (other than extra rent)?

I'd like to transition into multi unit investing some day because in my head I see it as more manageable but with a PM in place maybe it doesn't matter.For my day job, I'm a software developer (Android historically).

Besides, they always have extra open houses you can hold to develop your clientele.After few sales you'll be an expert on the process and won't need any training.Well, it might take longer if you're doing it part time though but you'll get there.

Thanks @Michele B. and @Mike McCarthyI think I'm just going to wait the extra day or so until the report can be viewed by both sides and then see what they come back with and can give towards the repair list.

For instance in my local market, Ryan Homes is just typically not going to budge at all, while Pulte has some developments that Ive gotten pretty large sums from. 

It's a way to adjust to make up for the extra work that I do without changing ownership percentages.

The first year was tough, so leave yourself lots of free time and extra $$ that first year. 

I am a Developer In KC and started construction on a 6, 12 plexs that I will be selling to Investors.

Industrial property with several thousand square feet of vacant space that could be used for development. 

Find funding, buy a deeply discounted property, resell it to a rehabber.Again, wholesaling is legal in all states because you own the property. keep in mind though in Oregon if your not owner occupying it.. and you intend to resell.. you ALSO need a developers licenseyou need a bond and insurance... so again cant make these blanket statements yes it legal to buy and resell but you do have to have those licenses to do that...