As those above mentioned, its lack of trust commiting to a PM company you don't know and have a lot to loose from. 

So if you are at 10, then you can get an 11th as long as it's your primary home.When you purchase a primary home using Fannie/Freddie money you are committing to occupy the property within 60 days of closing and for 12 months.  

So if you're committed to doing more rehabs in the future, I think rehabbing units in a building you're occupying is the best strategy for gaining more experience with it.I say that because a lot of the work of rehabs is babysitting contractors and just consistently staying on top of the project to relentlessly keep driving it forward.

They may be committing a crime or at the very least, violating company/state/federal rules.

Always making sure to drive and walk around areas before committing.

I am now committed to this since I have retired from the Navy and my focus can be completely on Real Estate.  

In order to present your opportunity offer professionally and with clarity so that investors know exactly what they're getting into before they commit any time or money, you need to consider why people invest in real estate - because it provides a stable income with low risk.

I got an opportunity to TRY it out before fulling committing to the that lead generating route. 

It's one of the easiest frauds to commit and it's spreading like wildfire.

I've been dedicated on the knowledge gaining aspect of REI, have yet to commit to any deal which is the next step in the knowledge growth.