For experience: I have owned direct marketing sales organizations, retail stores and a construction company, worked as a computer programer/systems analyst, employed or supervised up to about 25 people at various times, purchased and paid off 2 homes, negotiated and managed many software consulting arrangements to success and have been successful investing inside of IRAs for 20 years. 

(you often find several syndicators trying to dig in the same proverbial pie with lots of egos and issues regarding their partnerships) 4) Who is managing the day today and who is supervising them? 

@Jamier Hughes The FIRST thing you should do is to check with your state laws to see if wholesaling is legal in PA.Most states require that anyone who markets a property that they do not already own be a licensed real estate agent, working under a supervising broker.People wholesale every day in violation of these kinds of laws, but if a homeowner later feels that he has been duped and files a complaint, you may not like the results.  

I've also been using Daniel Singer for loss mit supervision and his office will work directly with the FCI-provisioned attorney to advise us and followup with the local counsel.

I’m no longer at lab but still get an occasional text or two from him asking about neighborhoods (I grew up there) / numbers so I guess he’s sold on it.

I understand the dilemma but also know that there are people out there who would make good tenants because they have a less than perfect background.They realize they have fewer options but need an approved address to continue if they're still on supervision (probation or parole).

I know price labs does not.

I help supervise 6 of our apartment communities and want to start getting points for rent collection/property management (150/Property/Year) to build towards my 3600 of being a broker. 

(Under your supervision of course!)

I use Guesty for Hosts to send automated messages like check in instructions for example, I use price labs to price my rental (changes rates from weekdays to weekends, high or low season etc).