Sure man, I don’t hide, I share with anyone, text me at+19105151785, if I’m not in surgery, real estate is my favorite thing to chat about

I believe it is too much risk for me at this time - especially as an out of town investor.

He use to work for me at McCaw Property Management before becoming an insurance agent.

Is it because sellers want top dollar, or wholesalers/flippers can't seem to leave enough meat on the bone?

I'll post further once I get some real meat for you guys to chew on.

This was the easiest option for me at the moment and my agent has helped me so much that I want to give her the tenant placement fee.How should the lease be set up to best transfer it over to a property management company in the near future?

Hey @Emery Jensen- if I'm in the position of the landlord, I'd probably charge slightly higher market rent to the arbitrageur because that would compensate me for the increased use of the living spaces - and still leave enough meat on the bones for them to justify their management of the overall property. 

Investing in SI won't be a viable option for me at this moment then. 

Fellow wholesalers pay no attention to Realtors, Brokers, and other investors who pose as the ethics police against wholesalers.Wholesalers deal in 6%-10% of the market and this leaves plenty of meat on the bone for Realtors.

Mainly because of neck issues when the TV is higher up it tends to cause issues for me at least.