It depends on client (you) and jurisdiction.

I have a really good buddy that I served with that also shares my goals in investing.

The reality is you will have to be able to locate them to serve them and most tenants are uncomfortable anyway.

I would suggest interviewing 3-5 candidates, describing your situation and asking how they would best serve your needs. 

Where/how do you get the corporate clients? 

(I don't really use it the way other realtor's do to sell and help clients buy).

I always went above and beyond the typical agent duties by getting very involved in the due diligence, dealing with county/ city planning and zoning etc, for two reasons, because I loved it and to help ensure my deal would go through by providing as much information to my client as possible to help them make a quick and intelligent decision.  

I always went above and beyond the typical agent duties by getting very involved in the due diligence, dealing with county/ city planning and zoning etc, for two reasons, because I loved it and to help ensure my deal would go through by providing as much information to my client as possible to help them make a quick and intelligent decision.

I've helped several clients purchase condos in Scottsdale in communities that explicitly ALLOW short term rentals per the CCRs.

If this isnt a scam and your client is actually having trouble sounds to me the money he is trying to move isnt legit.