Take my following comments with a grain of salt as, based on the fact that your previous deal has fully funded and you have received great response from your fellow Bpers in this thread, you are clearly already on point with how you are pitching your deals.Yes, I get that there is a point where information overload would distract and possibly lead to quicker tune-out from some potential investors but do think it is extremely valuable when an operator demonstrates his knowledge of a deal beyond just the top line selling points within the body of their pitch. 

The most important part of the camera is not the lens or the body, but the 12 inches behind it.

Same thing in the neighborhood I grew up in, a bunch of busy-bodies who like to harass their neighbors for contrived grievances.After those experiences, I cannot imagine buying in a neighborhood like that, especially if I'm not going to live in the house.

Then scan the country again find another house, buy it, move in, live in it for a 6 months, rehab it and flip it for profit. 

Any body have any solutions?

What should someone expect to pay for insurance for two people, no kids, mid 40's?  Can

Quote from @Amy Fortes: I think you should find a good lease, then figure out how to scan it into an app that allows you to send it for electronic signature.

Is the broker kicking them a salary or is the owner just churning through warm bodies to drive investors around?

I don't just read this quote and think about it, but, I feel it throughout every inch of my body and right in my heart.

Build what they need:I was at the front gate, scanning IDs, and I asked a sergeant how his weekend was.