To me the solid credit scores speak volumes.

If you do this at any volume, you are going to have some payment and eviction issues.

Also, some PMs will give you a discount if you bring a large volume portfolio.

I'd think you need to be doing higher volume than any of us to to get those numbers to mean anything.Depends on what you call a deal, really.

The more lower the fee with volume typically the less they will be focused on your transaction and when you can have depreciation recapture, capital gains taxes, and possibly state income tax from a failed exchange you could lose a lot.I don't like stepping over dollars to save pennies.With 1031 exchanges with my client commercial buyers we ask if the seller is making finding a suitable replacement 1031 property part of the sale?

(volume talks)

Your reputation will be known and no agent will let you lock up property.I wholesale properties in volume.

Forbes>>Existing-home sales dipped just slightly in March, bringing their volume to the lowest level since July 2012, data released by the National Association of Realtors Tuesday shows.Sales of existing, or previously owned, homes fell by two tenths of 1% to a rate of 4.59 million (seasonally adjusted) in March, down from 4.6 million in February.

Volume, scale of economy, efficiency, managing fixed costs, and other prudent business executions will be the key to being successful in this game.

HomeDepot carries a line that are $20 - $30 per light (less if you have volume discounts), are as bright as two incandescent 60w bulbs - but only consume 4w, and {best of all} there are no light bulbs to be changed or stolen {light bulb theft is a surprisingly big thing in our student rentals}.