There are several things you should do after you have selected your niches and market area.Stay in control of everything until your Team members have waned your trust.  

Have anyone purchased a house through bankruptcy sale with solar panels on roof?

I think it would be a big mess especially with the business relationship you have with this person.By the way....without control of the money or asset that "detailed contract" could become basically worthless without some collateral behind it.  

These and many other powerful benefits are why experienced professionals choose to take control of their own career path and write their own paycheck on 100% their own terms. ceo at mtrust dot co    Adrian S.

As a real estate investor you have a lot of the control.

House administration organizations are the one who take care of our house for us and control our house in great and attractive way but before that you know what precisely to look for in home management company.

The burglars were pros and knew that the system needs a few minutes to upload the pictures and they disconnected the cellar signal before the images could upload and stole the panel which stores the shots so we can't see who it was.

The mls is controlled by NAR so you need to be a paid member of association and be able to have lockboxes after you have been finger printed and have steep realtor insurance. 

Legally what your doing and what your actually suppose to do could be challenged, you need to get formal control, so see that attorney.

@Brandon CravensFirst......check you local lawa and make sure you don't have rent control or protected tenants.......if all is good...........Take it to $725 on all units.............$725 - $450 = $275/mo..............times 12 mos in a year equals $3,300 a year times 8 units equals $26,400 a year YOU are missing out on.By the way.....once the people that are paying $725/mo realize that there are others paying $450/mo ............and that they are the only ones paying this you will have extreme animosity from the tenants you just put in.Generally............not always.........but generally..........tenants that give you problems are NOT the tenants youput in, but the tenants you inherit.Have the property manager put together a nice professional letter to the other 8 units explaining how as the new property owner......you are coming up with a new lease and that includes bringing everything to market rate.