It is essential that you do due diligence here and call up some current and past customers.

Other recent relocations to the Austin area include BAE systems, which added some 700 new defense and aerospace jobs, two new Amazon distribution centers, which brought more than 1,600 new jobs, cloud collaboration solution Airtable, Flex Health, and the online customer survey solution QuestionPro.Tech companies aren’t the only ones who are flocking to Austin, either.

Marketing: customer segmentation and place/promotion for when/ where to advertise Economics: Opportunity costs, agency costs, supply and demandStrategy: Competitive advantage, value proposition. 

@Forrest Williams I've taken the pre-licensing education, will be passing the state test within a month, and have plenty of customer service experience.

Providers that find compelling deals with the opportunity to capture equity are largely tied to long-time customers, in my experience. 

@Nathan Larmee be familiar with the laws, but more importantly have fast and good customer support, have your contacts for calls set up ahead of time, and get your systems down.

Interior inspections may not be necessary, but would be smart to do at lease renewal (annually) and maybe more frequently if you have allowed a pet.So to answer your question, some base level of inspection would be assumed by the customer paying you. 

Customizing a well-written generic JV agreement should not put you out much money. 

Now that we covered what lists NOT to mail, here are a few that will give you the highest chance of success:Probate and/or The Inherited Property ListDriving For Dollars (custom list created by you….this is the best list you can get)Code Violations ListTax Delinquent ListHigh Equity & Long Term OwnershipHomeowners over the age of 65 + High Equity (this and #5 can overlap a bit)Entire Farm Area (saturation list)Notice of Default ListThis is a curated list chosen from the ones I had a great deal of success mailing within my own business over the past few years.

Things can happen in business, but there's not one employee out there that cares more about keeping a customer happy than the owner of the company.