Most professional property managers - those of us who have been in the biz for a LONG TIME - interview prospective client/owners as much as we interview the property itself.If a client/owner starts tellin me how to run their property, I give them the names of two of my "lesser" competitors to call and interview.

As a result, my friends, family, and clients are getting crappy service and that gets attached to my credibility.I basically don't trust any of the services I am aware of that claim to provide or source out "qualified referrals" because there is no incentive for those third party services to provide a good quality service to someone who isn't a repeat customer (listing agents, home sellers, and buyers aren't repeat customers for them...the business model doesn't encourage repeat customers).

They may be able to help you initiate a contract that can help.I am an agent in Chicago and what I do for my clients is to try to get the seller to pay the closing cost.

Not sure if they deliver smaller goods or just the bulk that can't be moved w/o a forklift.When you call these places like carpet stores etc you should tell them you do rehabs/rentals and plan to do X number a year, see if they'll hook you up to keep you as a long term client.

680 or better, stated preferably, but could do full doc, 2 pre 1976 manufactured on land, second home

We are seeking realtors to work with us on the clients that have homesthat have been on the market 3 months or longer.

And find out after 9 or 10 years that your making a great income with plenty of referral business and doing quite well.Or, you could really hate it, see it only as a means to and end, work only minimal hours, cut corners, run from the phone, don't respond to inquiries immediately, treat clients like bags of groceries.

Hi Justin and Freeda, I have a client here in Cali. that is going to relocate to Michigan.

Unlike many private lenders we are also required to mentor "newbie" investors with regard to property suitability, and to pencil out their goals so as to minimize any risk of our client getting into a "dog deal".If you are active in my part of South Carolina I look forward to meeting with you.

Should I go ahead and try to do the short sale and then offer them to my clients or...?