If you still think its overpriced do some more research, what can you do if you owned that home to be worth even more, especially if you’re a DIY person.

I find it strange that not a single person has come forward yet to give any type of experience, good or bad, with Citrona Homes.

I would definitely recommend screening tenants as a standard practice for your own protection, regardless of whether the insurer requires it.

You can program from remote location, key cards have to be done in person.

If you're selling to flipper and the contractor isn't part of that, not sure it will be possible to get a reliable person. 

A person with a reasonable full time job is typically a more responsible adult and has to act in a professional manner for their job. 

If you provided AC, then your obligated to keep providing AC.Service call fees are standard for pretty much any type of contractor. $200-300 is typical in the larger metro areas.

@Dave Foster would be a great person to talk to/work with, he really knows his stuff on 1031 exchanges.  

What do you think you will get of paying for a course right now that you can't get out of networking in-person with other wholesalers and quick flippers near you?

There are also owners that buy at $30,000 home that is dilapidated, in the worst part of town, and not in rentable condition to anyone that has a job or just standards in general.I suppose there is the chance that you were done wrong by 5 property management companies, and had a run of horrible tenants, but I would wager a guess you got what you paid for.