@Scott Trench 's Set for Life has been recognized as a finalist in the 20th annual Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Awards! 

I would talk to and find a property manager you like first, most of them are agents or have agents that they work with for investor clients. 

We have people who work at our company in sales who make impossible promises to our clients and then like to yell at us when we're not able to deliver.

Tell the client you market to other brokers and investors.

We requested the dismissal paperwork which their attorney literally said, "Your client is asking for a unicorn," claiming no such paperwork exists and we were foolish to think a receipt was necessary for these violation fines. 

We're looking to take on more clients.

I Just financed a $66.7M loan for unentitled land in Palm Spring, CA for a client of mine.

As an example if the property has an ARV of $100K we our clients will be able to purchase it from us and do the repairs for $70K-$75K.

Although, just because a turnkey company is selling something, doesn't mean it's a superior product ... but that's a whole different topic.If I were you, I would try contacting local property managers and see if any of their owner clients are looking for more properties.

It lets guests know that they are sleeping on a nice new mattress and gets you and your clients super cheap beds.