It is basically a disaster and a guy named Gabe Bernarde is co-founder of Viceroy Research and has written a report called “Slumlord Millionaires”, that covers a well-known bridge lender who has been doing a lot of lending to multifamily sponsors.

Looking at their model as a lender for me does not offer much comfort knowing its more than likely tied to a "Call center" style experience.

Redwood Properties is a smaller, more boutique firm, and we can offer highly personalized, responsive management services.If having a property manager with a "home base" in the Triad is a primary concern, then I would recommend giving Acorn & Oak a call.

This is called the Lead Funnel. 

@Josh Bowser we use a great platform called Propify and have internal workflows and SOPs, to keep our People and Vendors safe!

Driving for dollars as we call it.

I know some people also do cold-calling, but I reserve that tactic for trying to book coffee with more experienced investors in my market. 

I don't know your budget but I would be more than happy to have a call with you to talk about your goals and provide more ideas on how to get there.

I think these are really good if you need a lot of signatures or have a lot of what I call "fill in the blanks" as you can put in different fields for tenants to complete. 

I really don't want to set up a call center.