About half of those are realtors who are trying to get a sense of what the selling price will be so that they can comp other properties for their clients.

One of these in the past month was for a BP client looking to purchase his first triplex AND live in one of the units as you described.

Hi @Steven Coppola, The one way we do it under our wholesaling business and the way all our clients find deals is by marketing to off-market deals.

JohnsonIt is against the REALTOR® code of ethics to get between a client and their agent.

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

This is one of the key papers we explain to our clients while we're closing with them. 

Maybe start there, where you can have an actual conversation with a person, potentially talk to some of their current clients, and generally vet each other before large sums of money change hands.

The numbers you will see are very market specific, but I have clients that are clearing $750-1,000 in cash flow every month on 3 and 4 unit properties in the Chicago burbs.

@Aaron Taylor Very common issue and it is company specific as @John Mocker states.I'd say 9 out of 10 of my clients have a different Umbrella carrier than who is insuring the rentals.Having different insurance carriers will not cause headaches in the future as long as both companies are fully aware of how the properties are titled and the Umbrella lists all of the named insured's correctly.

My clients UHNW investors love knowing what the tax landscape will be for the next 4 to 5 years.