Someone based in Houston would allow for in-person consultations, but it can probably be done virtually as well.Thanks!

It would appear that these online sponsors are taking a tremendous liability risk be allowing virtually anyone who passes a salesperson's exam to effectively go out there and do whatever seems ok to them.

You deal in the commercial arena where virtually all the buyers and sellers are sophisticated.

Usually there are options to upgrade signage, display additional photos, add a virtual tour, lockboxes, etc.Doing it completely on your own is possible too, but @Brandon M.   

the sheriff proceeds to move every last one of them out and once complete my eviction guy informs me that a virtual goldmine of stuff remain in the house.

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I agree with you that seller carryback is virtually non existent at the moment.

Instead of spending the day with a roller in my hand, I was meeting other investors and rehabbers; I got referrals to great contractors; and I made connections that will enable me to do better deals and scale in the future.Some lessons you can only learn yourself.

And you have plenty of smaller players that sell direct and handle the entire operation as well.So its really a pretty simple concept... virtually every metro area East of the Rockies and south of NYC has turnkey in their market...

BP was a tremendous help both in getting up to speed on critical information and also in enabling me to connect with key people in the Louisville market.I very much agree with @Clay Smith as far as how essential it is to build a strong financial base.