Years.Now there are a few things you can do as a customer to be smart....1) make sure that the proposal and SOW are very detailed and nothing is left out.

The pictures are professionally done, but they aren't labeled.

. - I created a picture of a fictional "perfect" fund that met all of my criteria. - Because nothing really came that close, I ended up just buying notes directly.

I have also took pictures and video's of how much damage has been done to the property 

The big loser in this will be the agents who just got random Zillow leads or put out a ton of marketing and just had random people call them, that model is likely dead, I think it’s entirely possible if not likely that commission’s fall across the board, in general I’m not a fan of agents, that said I feel like alot of people are making generalizations who have never spoken with a client before, I generally talk to a client multiple times either in person or on the phone before I do a bunch of showings and waste my time, because of that I have pretty good idea of the parameters of the transaction before we start looking, so if it’s a cash buyer this really isn’t an issue, if it’s a 1st time home buyer with no money I’m gonna tell them if we need a subsidy to close we probably want to look at houses that have been on more than a week (it appears that agent commission’s can still be posted publicly just not on the mls, which I think is stupid but nonetheless will I’m capable of copy & paste adressess) if the person is looking at a high & competitive price point, I might reduce my fee to make the transaction easier, this is definitely gonna be a hurdle and probably drive commission rates down, but the actual buyers agreement to me is the one good thing to come out this, to me it’s to everyone’s benefit to set the basic parameters ahead of time, and agents are going to need to really understand the buyers full financial picture before getting it signed and coming up with a plan but that should have been happining regardless imo. 

Now as I analyze investments I’m taking the standard rule of thought that $200-300 per door in cash flow is good and looking at a more full picture.

Basically, its a great program but it is not designed for a great customer experience.

I have not worked with this company but doesn't sound good customer service from your review.

There are a lot of platforms in part because there are a lot of types of customers.

If You can t grasp the concept of ConC returns with triple net leases you won t be able to minimize risk.Walgreens triple net leases a building and runs a retail business within the building trying to attract customers thru it’s doors.