@Michelle MosesYes, no one needs an advisor and if a client doesn't get value from their current provider they should leave.   

We have only found lenders that will do a 15yr note.A DSCR loan should fit the need, we do these for clients all of the time on 30-year loans. 

It's more of an appreciation market that will build strong equity versus the Midwest where you might get more initial cashflow.

If my clients want to accept a wholesale offer then yes.

**I'd really appreciate your thoughts and experiences as I navigate this journey of growing my network and client base.

He's a real estate investor himself and supports a ton of clients in real estate as well.

So if housing stays strong, so does inflation and rates will remain higher.

Networking with like-minded individuals is an excellent first step towards building a strong foundation for your real estate endeavors.

@Robert MendenhallWe always put a walkthrough contingency on multifamily that our client have under contract. 

I would only consider this if they can demonstrate they are a professional company with a long history (operating 5+ years would be my standard), and if they are willing to make it financially beneficial to you (higher rent rate, they handle maintenance, etc.).There are a lot of "businesses" that started recently that have no real experience, meaning they've only operated in a strong market.