I am sure it can and is done regularly, but it is a gray area and must be handled with care and integrity. 

(You get the advantage of paying all cash for the deal) After it's rehabbed you then go back to them & they will transfer it into a regular loan so you have it under a fixed interest rate for a period of time and your line of credit back.

You can just write the info on a regular For Rent sign or it lets you print a free one, which I assume you can put in the window or something.

Also, he has great credit and a regular job.

A broker may not make certain demands of an agent, like telling them what time to be at the office on a regular basis, there are legal and tax reasons for the agency relationship. :) 

You need to have someone that is intimately familiar with the process, preferably one that has done them for investors regularly.  

I would start with a vinegar wash (1/2 water and 1/2 white vinegar) on all the hard surfaces.

Usually the parents might not even watch the regular classes but might drop off the kids and come back.

Where you see the half glass wall that used to be a regular drywall.

The estimate did include:Exterior:- New trim around windows- Repair of one window (glass was cracked, looked like a baseball strike)- Deck repair (there are two decks, one off the master suite and one larger deck off the dining room.... both need minimum of power wash and paint)- ~$1,500 in lawn care, shrub trimming, tree trimming (it was pretty bad but would look amazing with some care) (this was my estimate outside of the GC estimate)Interior:- ~$3,500 for demo (my GC actually thought $6k but hires it out to 1-800-Got-Junk and recommended that I could find a less expensive option.