This guy came from a recommendation from a friend with rentals (his had issues a year after it- b/c again he put in crap)... and the guy was a top person on Angie's List.. and pushed his church affiliation--- ALL BS.   

I only work with actual turnkey companies, so haven't worked with Roofstock to know this, but is the PM that comes with those properties through Roofstock or is it farmed out to a local manager not affiliated with Roofstock?

His name is Tim Norris, and you can get a quote here: http://www.nreinsurance.com/wp/request-a-proposal/(Note to Jon, this is not an affiliate link)You should also get a third quote, probably from a local independent, since rates vary considerably by location.James, I'm not sure, but I think you should create a new post for your question so as to not hijack this post.

Interesting...Does that mean most of the buyers are using the broker that their agent recommends (and is probably affiliated with their broker)?

I am currently apart of the Strongbrook Referral Affiliate Program.

my partner just went trough a (forced in my opinion) foreclosure auction and we're moving out by next weekI'd like to buy the property back myself and rent it out since we already signed a 7 month rental agreement on Monday.There are investors snooping around here, I know they've snatched a few nearby condos and are renting them out.Problem is, even though his credit score is around 610 and both mine and his incomes combined would be above $100,000 this year, I work as an affiliate marketer so my income goes up and down monthly.

And... to distinguish you and your products requires large lists, extensive affiliation relationships, much travel (selling to the RE Associations), and no guarantees of success.4.

I'm not sure of restrictions on listing these companies...I'm not affiliated w/ either but wanted to share to save people time!

(non-affiliate link below)? 

I am very new, yet I am one that comprehend information step by step as visualizing a checklist of what to do next.