Depending on your RE business structure you can claim you manage the property for the owner(s).

If the offer is accepted with an inspection contingency, I’ll have my inspector double check all the systems and structure to confirm I did not miss anything.

We have a tenant that is accepting the letter we sent outlining the extensive damages she did. We did it legally and sent an itemized invoice with receipts and she is willing to pay us back over a period of years. We ...

It walks you through the process of how to structure deals, Team members' roles, and the start-up process.

@Josh Wilson Have you considered that the reason the person may have structured their business this way is because they dont want to be bothered?

I’ve tried looking online but only seem to find very structured, paid to play type meet ups.

If I need someone like an inspector or a structural engineer I’d rather know my buyers agent referred me to them because they’re excellent rather than the sellers agent because they don’t find any issues and will just sugar coat problems.

Holding funds in a separate account that is named "Tenant Security Deposits" would probably be a good way to structure it.

There are specific legalities around interest and how financing is structured.

The upsides to a condo purchase include not having to bother with landscaping or structural fixes.