Before converting, I’d confirm CMHA’s current payment standards and inspection criteria—they can vary slightly by neighborhood.

Tes, keep it clean and lender‑friendly: have the purchase contracts show true market value, then reflect the discount as a seller credit labeled “gift of equity” from your parents, backed by a signed gift letter and proof they own the properties; expect the lender to require an independent appraisal, standard reserves, and that the gift only covers down payment/equity, not your required closing costs on some programs.

It seems to me that broad block chain adoption can only occur when it is adopted as a standard because of its benefits or is mandated compliance.

So after direct wholesale cost (from the money, ex. 1 pt) they will originate the loan for you at the standard "2" for 1 pt to their company.

From what I hear, charging from 8% to 12% of gross rents for long term rentals seems to be the standard. 

That’s the gold standard especially if you want defensible results and maximum accelerated depreciation.I’m the CEO of Engineered Tax Services, and this is exactly what our team specializes in.

We have email templates for communications and many other standards that we follow through all steps from purchasing properties, marketing, onboarding, rent increases, evections, etc..... 

you don't say anything about ARV, rehab cost, etc.i'd just make a low cash offer at the price that it works at for you, with standard terms. 

Once you standardize those, everything else becomes passive oversight. 

Same should also apply to poorly performed services that don't live up to industry standards (pre-salting when there's forecasted snow or ice accumulation, poorly cleared surfaces etc.).