Prior to your switch you mentioned you did more residential, we are currently focused on multi-family but I can’t say I love the heavy amount of small expenses and communication with tenants

To this point, I’ve been allowing my realtor to handle the communication and it’s the title company.

., lack of adequate communication, didn’t take initiative on listings, made mistakes on purchase agreements and hoped that it would’ve been overlooked).

They said I violated the "highest and best use" statement in the PSA by not hiring an attorney as well as by communicating with the tenant's attorney and that the buyer's now have a right to sue me.Spoke with the buyers yesterday and it turns out they had no idea any of this was going on despite me telling the agents throughout the past two months to please inform the buyers in detail as to what is going on.At this point I don't trust the agents as it seems they are wanting to do what's best for them and not me (this is a very well established, global firm) and I also feel as if they are pressuring the buyers and their attorney to go after me if the deal doesn't go through. 

So now I’m still in communications with RE agents in Denver, Atlanta, and Austin.

That's part of the turnkey property definition we have and the experience we provide.The exceptions to that, obviously, would be new construction properties as they are to-be-built, or under contruction.Hi @Kelly Reynolds -- Be sure to communicate with your Investment Counselor about the occupancy status and property management.

I work with an amazing team that acts as agent, PM, and rehab manager with excellent communication and systems in place, but only producing a property per month, if that.

Communication has started with the owner and she is interested in selling.

I'm interested in finding potential partners in the OKC market that do not have the time to find/analyze deals, communicate with RE agents, property management, etc. 

This has always amused me.  2020 has forced people to operate in different ways and has accelerated the learning curve for new methods of communication, but financing is still driven largely by perception for those writing larger checks for the companies that will end up on Tech Crunch and the rainbow chasers.