If they haven't already, ask both of them to provide a detailed scope of work and then compare pricing based on the scope they provide.

When you’re flexible on the terms, you can often create a deal that satisfies both parties.Create a Sense of UrgencyIf you want the seller to move quickly, create urgency in a respectful way.

What I have seen in the research is to find a property you are interested in and compare to other comps in the same neighborhood.

But honestly, you'll want to shop around and compare a few local PMs since fees and services can vary quite a bit.

Think of the California DMV..Defaults and Foreclosures : Not yet on the radar for most, is that the existing liabilities and mortgages need to be satisfied…either by insurance pay outs or other means.

Additionally , the coverage should satisfy my mortgage company where I don’t have to buy a separate landlord policy. what say you?

wouldn't bring this one to a partner or anything just satisfying my own desire to get a foothold in a place i like to be.  

Perhaps we "buy" the house from them for the $328K balance to satisfy the lender and don't need a large down payment and then have a separate contract with them to pay $x per month until we've paid the full $172K amount.

There are a lot of websites that offer the course online, or if you have a college near you, they also typically offer a class that satisfies the pre-licensing requirement.

I just wasn't sure if it is my responsibility to do something if the electric bill is high and are not satisfied. do I have to be concerned about that?