Turnkey companies have streamlined processes, buy fixtures and flooring and everything else in bulk, they do the same thing for every property - capitalizing on economies of scale is how they make money.

I have heard too, that alot of the times it's roommates that move/Rent a house in Midtown , and therefore having at least 2 bathrooms is ideal 3.

I've never seen nor been asked to use a commission agreement in NC....i'm assuming to streamline the paperwork at least a little so we work straight off the listing sheet.beyond not being legally liable to do so, I will not pay a listing agent a buyer agency commission if they didn't show me the house, write up the contract, help handle my financing etc etc.....they don't deserve it.

The plan is to raise rents and streamline costs, then in about a year refi and build 3-8 more units on existing lot.

@David Song I've had good luck working with the local movers in my area to find homes to move into my parks.

But they have another similar one you can get if you move really quick, skip all DD and wire the money this afternoon... classic bait and switch topped with a sprinkle of manufactured urgency/ fear of missing out. 

Hi Everyone,I am looking for tried and true solutions that streamline the tenant processing for rentals, from the application, to filling out the lease agreement via docusign. 

I'm sure as time goes on I'll find ways to streamline my process. 

Also call a few of your mobile home movers and ask them if they would move the home out for free if they kept / sold the scrap. 

http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/10/18/7-intuitive-tech-tools-to-streamline-wholesaling-business/Hope this helps :).