She suffers some inconvenience.

I would avoid, suffered huge losses due to 6+ month vacancies between tenants and very expensive turn repairs (~4k after only 1 year).I will update this post if my experience changes for the better 

The commercial real estate market (which includes multifamily) has suffered a big hit over the last couple of years. 

It wont buy me a lake house or a beach house but it does allow me to focus just on buying houses without an outside job taking my time away from what I like. 

And then re market it they cant have a buyer lined up ahead of time.. as that on its face means they have marketed the property.So read em weep wholesalers assignors.. but I am going to provide ulra short term funding for X wholesalers were we will do JV deals and they can still do what they do.. obviously its going to cost.. so wholesalers with limited profits wont be worth it..Or X wholesalers in SC simply have to get a RE license and get in the business that way . 

Sounds like decent services, but it's a high pressure sales job (like when the window & door guy comes to your house and wont leave until you sign).

not wrong  just have to look at markets and market conditions.in many areas of the country building new just does not make sense when existing inventory can be bought for far less than replacement costs.. and rents wont change enough new vs old to compensate for it.

Find another, or go it alone and suffer the price of arrogant ignorance. 

Are you saying that if I go the REPS route and combine all rental activity, I wont be able to use the $200K loss carrying over from prior years to offset the capital gain of $220K (sell of the 3 homes in 2024)?

When I asked what this means I was told they will cover the rent even if the tenant wont pay since it's a "Guaranteed Tenant".