If you have 2 listings, and don't want to pay unless it generates revenue for you, then you may want to start with BeyondPricing/Wheel houseThe one advantage with Wheelhouse / BeyondPricing is the commission structure, gives them skin in the game.

NRA who own real estate directly and supports these costs can and should elect for ECI treatment.

Bluehost does have 24/7 tech support to get help.  

If they receive a pension, SSDI, child support, or other forms of income then I want proof of that. 

Because of these constraints and the fear of the market that will likely last fresh in our minds for a few years, I believe there will be fewer A/B class residents buying houses over the next few years, which will continue to support the current inventory of this class.  

Their ongoing support and goodwill is your compensation.Note also that none of these strategies requires you spend one penny from your pocket.

When the 6 x 6 ft island was installed, it was not installed with the proper supports underneath so over time there is a downward slope to it too much to be fixed by using a leveling agent before installing the new flooring.

To support our partners during this time, there will be no fee to list properties in Arkansas, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, Vermont and Wisconsin with Zillow Rental Manager until June 1, 2020.

I just want to keep my options open and know what my exit strategy would be if I do have to disposes before the ten years.FYI, since I did the original post, the broker sent me the lender defined YM sheet of the contract, and I will just go through and start crunching some possible scenarios, to get an idea of what kind of hit I would take...ALSO, I asked about Owner carrying a second if I a buyer assumes the first and he asked the lender who replied that it was very common for Fannie to do a supplemental second along with the assumption of the first, in this type of a scenario.I welcome any advice or opinions...please don't hold back, I have thick skin!

$/Unit, $/RSF, Cap Rate (Going In), Cap Rate (Exit), Cash On Cash, IRR - and comp it out with rent and sales comps so that you can identify whether or not you're overpaying, and whether there is additional rent upside supported by strong tenant demographic and market growth trends.