I do not use third party property management (doing it myself) - but I'm also a long-time property manager for conventional LTR.

If you seller finance, the result is likely an installment sale. 

So if there's a third party lender involved - some people just don't want to deal with that.

The reality is that most costs on a mortgage are NOT controlled by the lender but are third party fees. and cannot be "waived" The actual fees a lender controls they simply pay with what is called premium pricing.

That comes from escrow or you funding them as requested.Never all a third party to have the ability to pull funds from your accounts. 

I'm with a third-party Property Management all over Houston managing a little over 300 Single-family or Small Multi-unit rentals!!

Evaluate Their Tools & Resources – Do they have HOT sheets, third-party revenue projections, ground support and comps — or just MLS links?

If you own both LLCs, it’s not really an “arm’s length” transaction, so you don’t get to double-count the losses or write-offs.Where I have seen structures like this work is when people bring in a legit third party, for example, one LLC owns the property and leases it to a completely separate management company that runs the STR business.

Newly rehabbed rental in Center Point, AL which a tree falls on. 3/1 990sqft $70k purchase price contractor quote for fixing all tree damage, adding a bathroom(3/1->3/2), updating current bathroom as well as updati...

Installing security cameras is a smart move.