"Custom woodwork with an artisanal flair."

Wiey Underwood I answered a similar question in the thread link below and listed several of the cost segregation companies that our customers use (not necessarily partners).https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1163125-mater...

Use customized leases with state-specific templates and consult a lawyer for complex issues.

We use a custom spreadsheet and DealCheck to break down key metrics like cash-on-cash return, cap rate, and debt service coverage ratio (DSCR).

Listing agents would not drive their own pipelines; they would be advisors, high-quality customer service reps assigned to clients.

I’m very big on having the proper customer support and making sure if I buy something I can contact their support to get more info/refunds etc.

This discrepancy can strain property owners financially.I onboarded a customer and later found out he was way over the set furnishing budget.

You are the customer and if they can’t provide the type of time needed to get you set up then you don’t need that agent.

It go with this provider until and unless resounding evidence of quality and customer service.

I get quicker responses, guidance, relationship building, more trust, and overall feel like their quality is a lot better in terms of inventory/customer service.