But of course, you limit the pool of potential clients.

-Do you provide in house property management  (I would highly discourage you from buying from any turnkey company that does not provide in house property management)-What are your client's typical returns (cash on cash, ROI etc...)

I have a client that moved so slow on the first deal that they ultimately lost that one. 

Newer to renting, just finished my first brrrr and listed it for rent, I’ve got an offer from temporary accommodations for a 6 mo lease for clients that need a house.

We had a sales agent here in NH who lost a discrimination case to a predatory client because he observed that one of the properties they viewed didn't have a backyard for the client's child to play in.

We have several out of state clients that BRRRR in Indy.

I went last week I just arrive to LA last night I went to see a lot of houses and I saw some good deals but they go fast an as a beginner I need some help like yours, I'm with an agent but I think she dont work with investor , I feel she works more with regular clients and is not really aggressive on the deals, I left an offer and if it doesn't work I'll reach you Tks

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

I have had clients in Mississippi get turned in and fined as well.   

@Donald Walker There are a handful of Big Dog wholesalers in PHX that I run across consistently, but I don't do deals with wholesalers anymore because they don't leave enough meat on the bone for Fix & Flips, which are mostly what my clients are looking for!