I have made contact with another employee who has tried to help answer questions and such, but still very poor responses and customer service. 

Subsequently, I obtained estimates from licensed contractors, but the costs were significantly higher—3 to 4 times more—than those provided by non-licensed carpenters.

For AirBnB "Co-Hosting," it has a lot more to do with customer service and monitoring the booking platforms, coordinating with cleaners etc. 

We do BTR for single family and now we are doing BTR triplex with rezoning as a service for investors in Columbus OH and expanding to Tampa FL and Miami FL where the economics are 2-3x better.

A non-profit organization that donates to projects with the goal of building net worth for individuals, investors, and corporations is taking an unconventional and philanthropic approach.

Basically, trying to get complete coverage on property info by using more than 1 service and testing it out.

A noteworthy tax loophole, particularly beneficial for those yet to attain Real Estate Professional Status, offers a strategic approach to potentially offsetting OR EVEN ELIMINATING the impact of high job-related taxes.At its core, this tax loophole revolves around discerning between passive and non-passive activities within the realm of rentals.

IMO we should think about real estate investing as a service to your fellow human, frankly (not to get too sappy / patriotic on you).But don’t take my word for it.

Looking for a little help, I have purchased several properties from wholesalers, done over 20 personal deals, and work at a wholesale brokerage in AZ where I have acquired and sold almost 100 transactions in the last few years, so I understand what a non refundable deposit means but this situation is very different than what the wholesaler presented. 

The best way to approach this is from purely a business and service standpoint; I'll say it again from a service standpoint - Owners will want to approach it as a 'partnership' whereas if they have issues, then you have issues and you share the responsibility of their dilapidated property or their ill performed decisions with them BUT at the same time some will want to nickel and dime you at every turn, in an industry that operates on nickels and dimes.... so my advice is for you to approach it from purely a service standpoint, no different than that from a landscaper, or plumber, etc.