I have a few follow questions to some of your much appreciated points. 1) Who would you ask for referrals and how would you ask to ensure that you would be taken care of in the same manner that the person referring was?

(Across hot areas such as Idaho, Ohio, Texas, NC/SC, etc.)Please provide any links, evidence, or references to any of these areas as im interested in delving into this more.

See the image I pasted in.Read other threads here on;   how to create a list per your target owner;   high equity likely to be a seller,  low equity likely to be a seller subject to or lease option... 

The range of offerings is great, and no assumptions should be made; you need to ask very specific questions regarding who is to do what.Make sure you check references, and contact other clients that are located remotely to determine if the communication and follow up is adequate.

@Paul Sandhu Maintenance and repairs are only about 40% of the issues I'm referring to. 

There are services that have low minimums of as few as 6 records for skipping at a time and even have a referral program so you can earn credits for referring others.

Is the market rate that you are referring to in your answer the market rate for fixed-rate loans?

Fresh paint smell is like a new car smell and I believe that makes it more appealing to tenants.If they keep the grass too high, I don't see it as an image of me.  

Image via Pinterest.com@Aysia Harris, I would like to give you some advice as a beginner wholesaler.If you start learning the art of presenting real estate to investor-buyers first, you will get away from your primary task.Primary task.

Contact me if you want me to refer you