Perhaps this is because he wants to ensure he gets 100% of the commission and doesn't have to split it with anyone?

You had stated in initial post to "ask away if you need more data". that is what i was trying to do.

I used to use NTN - they are considered a good quality screening service for getting data to the landlord.

Insurance is pretty regulated, you can look up any insurance company at your state website to ensure they are properly licensed and formed.

So, now we're talking data plans.

When you buy in the two above markets, tenants you attract are decent and a good PM should screen out the remaining bad apples while ensuring no issues go too long w/o being resolved ensuring good cash flows.I have been cultivating relationships with PMs, rehabbers, and realtors.

Costar hands down is the best resource for office data.

His company gives out a wealth of information for investors and I personally really appreciate the open manner that he uses when giving data, info and feedback.As for investing our of state and turnkey, so much of your success will be determined by how you approach your relationship with a provider and your record keeping.

Elizabeth Colegrove if I'm understanding your post right you ensure atleast $300 in cash flow to see if renting is a good idea?

., in 10 years if rates are very high.. will they ensure servicers dowhat they can to force refis?