We let them rep us on the buy & resale once it's renovated/built, and they are happy to try and work with us on a deal where the seller wants an all-cash, quick close, or the home won't work for conventional lenders/end-buyers, etc.It is hard to find 60-65% of ARV deals, but that's why we are still around!

In addition to their standard updates, I appreciate the regular calls with a supervisor to address any issues with our rep and make sure everything is on track.They've managed several of my properties, and while there were occasional maintenance costs, I felt they were reasonable and necessary to keep the properties in good shape and avoid bigger issues down the line.

The rep from their company that accidentally called me this morning was calling from Florida. 

Get your reps in.

Granted, your rep should have questioned you about the warrantability status prior to you paying for an appraisal.

In Phoenix, I might call up a friend who invests in mixed-use properties south of Roosevelt Row, and that friend might know a local title rep who’s been working with out-of-state buyers who like to pull the trigger fast.

This is great to learn @Katie Accashian   I just spoke with FF rep yesterday and of course they were heavy on the sales pitch to get me on there.  

Not the typical 2 hour hotel room seminar with high pressure sales reps asking for credit cards etc. 

Contact them up, I spoke with a rep that was at BPCON this year and it was all amazing from what I heard.

I have REPS status, but currently rent this particular Property to my Property Management LLC that leases this home "from" me and and pays me 5000/month rent as shown on my soon to be Schedule E.