This applies for just about anything.By the way: probate is NOT easy and unless you have a precise structure and some man power, there are easier ways to get listings.

Not sure I have the manpower, or resources to effectively manage properties there - despite what seem like relatively decent cash flow numbers...

If you can fully commit, the tools and manpower are out there for you to be successful.

It doesn’t have much to do with pretty locations as much as studios, unions, man power etc.

They simply don't have the man-power. 

You don't need a PM for your job, you know your materials and your foreman knows the labor/manpower/man-days needed to do the job, it's a slam dunk.

most of course do light turn over in their day to day but full rehab is a little bigger scope.. and you have a man power issue.. there are only so many contractors to go aroundand there are probably 100 to 200 homes that need full rehab.. not going to happen over night. 

We do have several large employers including Manpower, Metavante, Miller, Harley, GE, etc.

A basic floors walls renno is getting quoted timeline of Thanksgiving on our block...one crew doing  10 homes.The shortage is not housing its manpower

They're not interested in holding hands for a chance at a transaction, let alone man power to transact in smaller amounts is more or less the same effort as selling larger.