Their site looks nice and pretty transparent, although the FAQ about pre-payment penalty is a bit vague. 

I love guys like this wholesaler you're describing.There's a ton of money to be made by simply being honest, transparent, and straight forward.It's really that easy.

It's all about finding that sweet spot where you both feel valued and fairly treated.Remember, transparency and being upfront about what you value in their help can really set the tone for a great negotiation.

And the beauty of it all is that they donot provide any transparency if the repair actually came from the tenant !

Transparency is definitely key. 

Hi Quinton, I'm currently building a software app to help easy manual and transparency issues with RUBs and offering smart device integration for submetered properties.

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is: If firms are offering unusually low fees or unrealistic savings, be wary.Lack of transparency: Firms should be open about their qualifications, pricing and processes.

Showing the cleaning fee is transparency.

Make sure to look at what recent comparable properties are renting for to justify your increase.Communication: It's important for landlords to communicate openly and transparently with tenants about rent increases.

To be transparent, it’s much harder now…but if it were easy everyone would do it.