What I'm trying to say is that going up to 1.5-2 hours outside of even the biggest cities, there are pockets of affordable towns/cities with at least positive cash flow (although its never been harder to find than right now, I've been waiting for 3 years for the market to make sense before buying again). 

Open ended contracts, particularly verbal ones, usually end badly.

I've done a few deals where the bank offered purchase + rehab funding up to 75% ARV, and then it converts automatically to a normal mortgage loan at the end of the rehab. 

Start with the end in mind --- what would be the investor's exit strategy for this home? 

I've also leveraged their webhooks to automate additional things on my end like setting the thermostat to the appropriate temperature an hour before the guest check-in and turning it off after they check out.

So, I will not be needing to source leads as much. 

Quote from @Tiamo Wright: I have never thought so much of the backend or agent experience. 

Hmmm, such a thing has never even occurred to me.

Hi Mark, I am a founder of a startup helping RV park developers source land.

High-end properties might require a white-glove approach with customized services, while more modest properties may prioritize affordability and efficient communication.