@Aaron Zimmerman what are your thoughts regarding one operating account for all properties vs one for each property (no entity but STRs have a lot of transactions, ie a lot more than LTRs)

@Spencer Herrick like most of the folks said here, it's about your team and being sure you have a solid due diligence process in place...no need to see a property in person if the property meets all the criteria on your due diligence checklist...the first 35 checklist items are crossed off in the first 3-days of due diligence...One thing you have to remember is almost every existing and new structure in the country was built by a professional developer that met strict requirements set by building codes...properties can have issues, but almost anything can be fixed...overall SFR and MF homes are incredibly durable.

I think I will cross out the exclusive listing one, management fee seems reasonable.

Attorney fees alone can be in the tens of thousands on a retail center transaction.

Good advice above which is good to hear because so often on BP regarding wholesaling, you hear people giving bad advice like lying to sellers, violating laws, etc.One thing I would add to the above, when finding your cash buyer(s), have your title company look up all cash closed transactions with entity names in your area and find the entity names that repeat multiple times in 1 year.

Read each Zone in detail, unless they have a cross referencetable showing “allowed” and “special use”.C.

The seller in my transaction was willing to remove it. 

Unless you are perfroming multiple transactions a year, it's not necessary. 

If you look at the number of duplexes that have sold in Mecklenburg county in the last 6-months, you will find there just aren't many that transact.

Hi @Katrina CabralI'm not an expert in this, but I think you would need to try and negotiate with the 'Fee' owner what the price of purchasing the fee would be - like a normal transaction.