Wasn't sure if you could call as a potential buyer and get that same information.Hmm, unless you have a written offer to them, you actually aren't a potential buyer.

@Robert Gilstrap several reasons:1) Investors think they are smarter than all dumb ol' PMs, so the cheaper idiot the better.2) Investors think PM services are a commodity, so if they all offer the same service, price is all that matters3) Investors don't do enough research to understand everything a PMC does, so in their ignorance they default to shopping by price.Take your pick!

Found on MLS, put in an offer with loan at asking and then had increasing limit up to 12,000 over asking.

As I've been telling more and more friends and colleagues about my REI journey, I've gotten more and more offers from these individuals to be money-partners in future deals.

Together, we're delving into an exciting venture – offering investment opportunities along the beautiful Mediterranean coast of North Cyprus, specifically tailored for short-term rental gains.As we are just starting off, we're eager to connect with prospective clients who would be interested in overseas investments.

They also offer all commercial real estate, not just multifamily.  

I'll do you one better than the other reviews and offer to have a call with you to walk you through what I've learned.My situation - California-based investor looking for a team to help me invest in real estate.

Are you still working for the company that offered the 401k?

Hopefully some sharp investors read this and offer me and others advice on how to navigate better.

Have you considered asking your real estate-investing uncles to offer a job and/or connect you with people they work with to hire you?