I have no experience with them, however I am very suspicious of any similar type organization because I know how slim tax lien margins can be a a large scale.

I've read about it ever since I was just in my teens and fell in love with the idea of economies of scale.

:idea: And I would be forced to keep raising my pay scale to keep qualified people.

I just cringe when I see these people pop on BP " Hey I want to learn to buy NPN"  granted folks have to start somewhere but NPN is a poor starting point.As you state.. so many of these homes will be totally stripped  .. of course some are probably lay downs but.. in my mind unless you have MULTI millions to do this with and can scale and have a very compentant group.. its not a great starter type investment

I like multis because you can start part time, hire a management company and then scale up.You definitely need to get educated before you venture off buying assets, and you are starting on the right mediumGood LuckGino

Issue type/resolved or not and overall satisfaction with the PM (1-10 scale). 

I'm understanding that your goals, as so many of those who have responded, are large scale.

We have found that by controlling the entire process with experts....from the buy, to the rehab, to the placement, to the management, to the maintenance...that we can create FAR BETTER economies of scale than by doing it ourselves. 

Researchers graded each metric on a scale of 1 to 100 (with 100 being the happiest).

So far that isn't happening, but I scaled my portfolio quickly and we need some time to get the buildings we have fully stabilized and producing.