I'm in the talks with a seasoned investor who is looking to slowly pass along his properties.I am in the kitchen cabinet/countertop industry, so he is a customer of mine who uses me to provide cabinets and counters for his rentals. 

@Simon Obas - we have local building supply companies that sell roofing materials, siding, windows and doors mostly directly to contractors but they have a small show room for retail customers as well.

Now I don't mean the cute custom built tiny homes that became real popular over the last couple years. 

Pros for Nest..I like it because I can manage them anywhere from my phone and customer support is great in the event you need them. 

Any relevant experience/thoughts/advice are appreciated here!

I will customize another report showing "Residential Income" which will include duplexes up to small multifamily.

Markets decide what business’s exist, are needed, and are relevant, not surely individuals.There are agents, property managers, and attorneys in every state.

BorrowerHMLs are looking at your financial condition, along with your relevant experience.

They even go to the extreme of saying even a telemarketer must have a license to cold call.My question to the forum is:If a licensed person has already established contact with a potential customer, then an assistant can make follow up calls to gather additional information from the prospects, as it is no longer a cold call.Thoughts???

Needless to say she didn't like that and claimed to have customers who have paid her allot more than $600 and they never hit with a 1099, in which my response was then they probably aren't treating it like a business like we are.