There is no volume requirement, and you could probably get a free trial on a few people if you are serious. 

In this model there is a full time person on-site, it's run more like a boutique hotel/high end hostel at that scale but it allows for lots of extra little perks you simply can't justify with less rental volume.

Thanks for your thoughts, definitely some good points, @David M.To put it bluntly: A big part of my interest is the cash flow/net worth thing.He never gets too much into specifics of his own portfolio, but if he was doing the kind of deals and at the kind of volume that the book suggests, I'd expect his cash flow and net worth to be quite substantial....

So the management company must take the position of "we use quality, reliable, experienced, trustworthy contractors whom we KNOW and TRUST, and who gives us a volume discount,  to handle maintenance issues in an expedient manner and WE CHARGE YOU A FEE FOR THAT KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE."

In the article, it reads: "The Market Composite Index, a measure of mortgage loan application volume, decreased 12 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis from two weeks earlier"Also in the article, it reads: "The seasonally adjusted Purchase Index decreased 2 percent from two weeks earlier.

Most of my investors trust me completely to design the rehab, as well since I have always went with the thought that if I treat them right and do an outstanding job at a fair price, I will have repeat business and volume is what counts in construction.

I’ll also send you some samples, pricing by volume, and our guarantees.

If you're doing that kind of volume, why would you drive instead of fly?

Be friendly, and get the right person, and you'd be surprised what info they will give (they want to do business too - banks are really itching for loan volume right now.)

But DocuSign I would recommend once you do a lot of volume transactions.