They are not held to anything else, unless they owe an outstanding bill to a vendor, but that usually has been addressed with the sixty daysI have my homes professionally inspected several times a year, because we (PM's) are not inspectors or general contractors.

 - what documents should i ask from the current property manager (beyond: leases, move-in checklist, last tenants move-out checklist, pictures on file, keys, outstanding repairs, prior repair invoices, latest relevant communication from/with tenants)- have company communicate with tenants about new company details- have new company reachout to tenants once first communication goes out- have new company meet with existing tenants- other than asking for items above, what other steps are recommended?

They are credit lawyers and they attack all outstanding credit matters at once.

A 4% loan means that 1/12th of 4% of the current outstanding balance is the interest due for that month, period.  

For S corporations, the ownership is measured by reference to the outstanding stock; for partnerships, it is measured by reference to the interest in capital or profits in the partnership.

For that you will need to buy all outstanding certificates.

Well, I hope you don't have 2+ hard money loans outstanding while you're flipping.What happens if your buyers can't access a loan in order to buy your properties? 

They obviously couldn't do that on outstanding balances.

lol....The initial cash flow in San Diego is poor but the actual cash flow is outstanding.

A HELOC only charges interest on your outstanding balance at the time.