You need to be communicating with the agent to make sure they aren't just automatically increasing your dwelling coverage unnecessarily?

Here are some ideas:Stable job & salary = money.Stable job & salary = access to conventional financing.In your travel, you have the ability to meet with providers, managers, other investors.Leverage your military network to build a communications platform (mailing list, mastermind groups, etc.).You probably have a few more.

Putting off problems just makes them worse.We document everything too, so you can see in the communications trail that we responded immediately and I send a text after work was completed, confirming.

The ones who are doing well against these big companies are professional, well-advertised, and communicative.

My question is- is it the 75% out of 3 units, or all 4?

I think some of it is just bad agents and for some they lack good communication skills. 

I have huge issues with a borrower that won’t communicate since there is never a good reason for that.

I want to be respectful of local custom and not create tension with an otherwise responsive agent, yet it's personally maddening as I recently found out 3 days after a verbal offer was sent that was already under contract that same day my offer was communicated, yet that was never communicated to me for 3 days and only after I insisted my agent inquire on status.

A plus would be the ability to communicate with the cleaning team.

@David Petikyan As a licensed Real Estate Salesperson (At least in TX) you are required to upon initial communication with a lead, client, or prospective buyer/seller provide a Consumer Protection Notice and Information About Brokerage Services...