I have had Title companies charge twice as much as others (forced to use them in the past on some deals), attorney's cost twice as much as my go to, etc.

I primarily want to verify identity and criminal history.Since I can't run an application on the company, I usually charge a higher deposit of double or triple the rent or I will ask them to pay first, last, and deposit.I also try to negotiate a cleaning fee and use my professional cleaner after vacating. 

I am charging $925 per month but will probably bump the rent to $1100 in May How did you finance this deal?

If an outgoing tenant leaves a roach problem, we wanna call a pest control service ASAP and charge it to their security deposit. 

I don't begrudge an attorney charging a lot more if they provide service via education, etc., but a couple of grand to do a 30 minute filing seems a bit high. 

Any person violating this sections is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined not less than the amount of the fee or charge he has sought or received or contracted for, and not more than ten times such amount, or imprisioned for not more than 30 days or both.

Most you will not find positive reviews on as many prey upon those needing to repair credit and charge outlandish fees. 

I’m guessing the “two other owners” either got an unrecorded deed from the seller or someone other the real owner signed a fraudulent deed with these two guys....a scam probably copied from our local south FL boys.It seems incredibly odd that the title co would suggest your lender foreclose, if they feel they made a legitimate sale.I don’t think I’ve ever “followed” a post, but I will this one.

The renter will need to secure financing for the remaining purchase price on the home by whatever date you agree to.If the renter doesn't secure financing, then you can charge fees and extend it, or terminate the agreement and evict them.Rinse and repeat

It looks like you’re taking all expenses in properly, if the rent in here is the max you could charge then I’d say walk away.