Most turn key companies employ their services as some point.. a few of the top dogs do not as they have grown organically over the years have opened offices in CA and create all the buyers they can handle in house.And actually some of the marketing companies struggle at times to find TK companies that will bring them inventory as they find their own buyers and do not have to cut the pie as it were and or add another level of communications etc.

I find it's riddled with grammatical and punctuation errors, the information in the chapters is not at all logically organized, and sometimes concepts (which are not common knowledge) are just casually thrown into a paragraph without further elaboration, which is confusing and hinders my understanding.

They've told me that Quest is easy to work with and organized.

I am wondering, what are some of the first steps I need to take in getting started and organized?

Because they charge 10% if they organized the work.

Martin is organizing it.  

I've been promoted into a position where I have some influence and I know my voice is heard at the highest levels of the organization.

I'm organizing a Denver Wholesaler Meetup.

Most here have little business experience I believe, you're trying to learn real estate, taking on the business organization at the beginning may hit overload.

Over towards Nashville...And after Atlanta, South Carolina, & Savannah, down to ride a cruiser on Jacksonville Beach.Drove about 6,000 miles over 2 1/2 months ;)Quit my 9-5 job the day before my 31st bday this year ;)Grew my gross rental income to $50K/mo, from a lot less the year before ;)Oversaw the launching of 4 new furnished rentals this month while I was out traveling, and organizing the Summit.