There are plenty of licensed brokers who specialize in off-market product, so they are arguably wholesalers, but they have the reputation and backing of the shop they have their license at.

Full disclosure on that, I'm writing and publishing that alongside Jake and Gino.Now, I had a good amount of experience before joining the group, so I was probably further ahead than most, but there are plenty of guys and gals in the group who are starting from square one and through the relationships they establish in the group, the get their first deal done way quicker than they ever imagined.But like all things in life, Uri, you get out of the group what you put in.Hope that helps!

Most turnkey operations also have excellent in-house management as well as real, true and established boots on the ground teams in place to help the buyer protect they’re investment and thereby lowering the investors risk.

So far I've discovered that we will need to acquire multiple permits and an STR license in order to legally list our property as an STR in the Baraboo, WI area.

Training Programs: Establish ongoing training and development for staff to ensure they are up to date on industry trends and operational best practices.

@Eric Fichera Buy A/B  located properties, keep up with all local permitting & licensing, use a well drafted and fair lease, don’t unreasonably withhold deposits and be a responsive landlord or hire a responsive PM and you won’t have anything to worry about.

A TREND is usually something nobody identifies until AFTER it is already long established.  

Either way they should be licensed, contact the board and report them. 

Build a portfolio by establishing a reserve fund, leveraging equity, and networking with investors.Good luck!

Tell the current PMC to transfer the SD to the new PMC, that way they have a record of handing it off to a licensee (assuming PMCs are required to be licensed in your state) and are covered in case of a Real Estate Commission inquiry.