It's important to stay current and ask around about which company is responding fastest, as sometimes they are overwhelmed, not having enough local vendors, and service is slower. 

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Quote from @Ryan Murdock: @Noah Loveless Charleston, sc and Shallotte, NC, but moved here last fall for the military, and am interested in investing locally in the future.Awesome, Ryan.

Next thing I know she’s inviting me to a local investor event on Wednesday and telling me for how new I am that I’m already doing really well and to just keep doing what I’m doing.

new to real estate investing, looking to link up with buyers im a wholesaler! Greetings to everyone 

At that point, it's worth researching and finding a solution that better meets your needs.

Some do require a year, however there are local lenders that provide dscr products without the seasoning; you just have to check around. 

I actually am only looking at resales that are currently managed by MSHB b/c I have not found another PM company that comes close to meeting MSHB.I've had one tenant for 12 years, I feel like at MSHB they different areas (maintenance, current leasing, tenant retentation, etc) really talk.I'm currently dealing with a nightmare with another PM company.

Locally, FB is an excellent way to reach more potential renters, I'd start with the "NWA Rentals" group and "University of Arkansas Parents"Agree with the other comments that you need a better PM, if you don't mind the part of the work you're currently doing, you could leverage a local investor to help you show properties. 

Nice to see another local investor helping out a beginner.