@Curt Smith  I don't think your correct.. at last count there are 17 states that do not differentiate owner Occ and investor ... if its a 1 to 4 units dodd frank applies reguardless of the buyer.However most states have a 1 to 3 transaction exclusion IE you only have a one or a few your allowed to do those ..

Everyone's circumstances and strategy is different. I

Just a suggestion - outsource your negotiations, concentrate hard on marketing and try to differentiate yourself.To Your Success,

I am aware of percentages for agents in Ohio, but is California different? I

Owners mistakenly ASSUME all PMCs offer the exact SAME SERVICES and PERFORM those services EXACTLY THE SAME WAY, so price is the only differentiator – and they often select the first PMC they call!

.* is cash-flow positive (even with maximum leverage).As Jon Holdman points out, you must do your due diligence, and this brings up the major differentiating factor that separates a typical turnkey operator from a professional full-service turnkey provider.

I know similar questions have been asked before, but feel my situation may be a little different. I

We are an interior design firm - where we are different is that half of our business are in construction new build and we home rehab our own properties we purchase for all cash.

It can be difficult to differentiate between lower class but stable and lower class and crime-ridden if you are not familiar with that type of living arrangement.

Investment mortgages are usually a lot different (ie. worse) than owner-occupier ones!...