Let her out of her lease and deal with the inevitable vacancy now instead of later. 

I advise you to definitely be careful when dealing with John Jackson .

The alternative is to just pay your mom's rent and let another owner deal with your siblings. 

If you ever need any deals sourcing, I would be happy to help. 

If you want to email me directly, great.I can also discuss management fees but that is a very big topic because professional management companies can provide different levels of service (we are just rolling a new one out right now) so the management fee (and other fees) can be different even in the same company let alone compared to another management company.Let me know how I can help you further.

You can absolutely make rhe time limit what ever buyer and seller are comfortable with.If your trying to convince a seller to give you seller financing while you flip the house a shorter time may be more convincing than a longer one.You could also offer some of the profits from the flip to help seal the deal.

If these are the terms that make your deal work, @Duane A.

If you have a lot of doors, any claims you're paying out (again, with your time spent dealing with issues) are generally offset by the premiums you're collecting from doors that don't require any or much attention.The fee structure should be transparent and easy to understand, and it certainly should be on the PMCs radar to avoid "project management" when possible. 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/analysis/rentals/b4636fbb-f12f...View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

So with a phone call you have an opportunity to make the right impression to start off the engagement in the right direction.