If there are any interruptions or technical difficulties, tenants will likely contact you for help, adding more work for you.

There are different ways of skinning this but I'll tell you what works for our Clients. 

I'm having difficulty finding insurance providers in Central Texas. 

Hard money loans are out there, but they expect you to have skin in the game too, and some experience.  

Once complete, the investor has a property that is worth more than the purchase price + rehab costs.We've got more "skin" in the process than an RE agent as we have to rehab to get a tenant and than continue to manage the property and tenant to cashflow for the investor.This model seems to be growing in popularity with investors versus traditional turnkey.

Offer them a chance to explain any difficulties they may be facing and discuss potential solutions.

Another option is to find developers who want to build multifamily by 2026/2027 (assuming that there is loan inventory by then due to the difficulties in securing new construction loans). 

It's nice to hear you're still in the game 14 years later despite having to overcome difficulty.

The normal range is for the monthly commission is 5% - 10%, depending on the amount of total units and level of difficulty.

I think they need to put more skin in the game.