I have a friend who owns a SWH in SoCal and he basically has a squatter (MHO) who he has made an arrangement with a property he bought back in '07 - '08.

Absolutely.Here’s how I managed my time:7:00 am – Meet with subcontractor at property on my way into work9:00 am – ignore call from sub because I’m in a work meeting.10:30 – while others are taking a smoke break, I call the subcontractor and answer questions12:00 – Lunch break – call the next trade subcontractor, arrange an on site meeting after work hours.5:00 – Meet a subcontractor at the property, ensure clarity on scope, discuss any questions.Friday afternoon – write checks to subcontractors.Saturday – Spend 1-1.5 hours at property reviewing work from the week, making a punch list.

In the future, I wouldn't offer an early signing incentive and consider increase rents in stages.

HI.. perhaps we should speak if you haven't made arrangements yet. 

Hello, I am a new wholesaler & I have a motivated seller with a home in the beginning stages of foreclosure, whose balance on the home outweighs the ARV.

This is all very early stage and my experience is limited to the aforementioned free and clear rental .   

Hello all,

I’m new to the REI world and really looking to network and learn as much as possible. I’m located in the Riverside/ San Diego area and would love to link with local investors to get the ins and outs of th...

It depends on what stage you're at but for what they charge you might be better off just doing it yourself. 

I would say the main takeaway I am looking for from Bigger Pockets is to see if long term rental investing is something viable for someone in my stage in life.

Caleb, I am in the learning stage for REI, like you were in 2016.