I don't want to ruffle any feathers over it, and ideally I'd just like to find out what'd be fair and agreeable for everyone, everything considered.  

Someone who ideally owns some investment properties themselves and understands cash flow and what matters to investors.I am looking at buying 1-4 unit, or 5+ unit residential building (non-owner occupied) as an investment property.Your help is much appreciated.With gratitude,Adam

I would like to be able to put in an offer to close in 15 days to increase the likelihood I can get the home as it is 1 block from my brother making it ideal for my family and rental in a couple years.

Ideally you would find a company that has everything under one roof.

Reasoning is that my market isn't ideal for flips and I want other options for my clients.

The goal is to ideally add 1 bedroom and 1 full bath.

Depending on what you're trying to achieve, you can find apps that offer lead generation, landlord CRM, accounting, auto-rolodex and etc...Here're some of the apps that I like:xero - accounting/bookeepingproperty tracker - the name speaks for itselfbuildium - property managementrent managerThere're many more and people share their experiences here on BP with these apps.

There are a lot of opinions and ideas out there...I'd like to hear from fellow BP'ers.If you (as an investor) were developing the 'ideal' servicing options for NPN's, PN's and seller carry back transactions...what would that service include?

I forgot to mention that my ideal goal would be to start in fix and flip or house hacking a duplex/triplex/quadplex.

Ideally I would use an FHA 203k loan to move on something, contract the renovation and live in the property for a few years then down the road turn it into an investment.