Even though it was higher rate & upfront cost, I felt a bit safer having their experienced eyes looking over the deal and making sure their capital was safe, not to mention having access to their resources.  

After talking with some experienced investors with 100+ doors, I've begun to consider investing in highly stable, low turnover areas.

I know many super experienced investors that use these as well and simply provide the PDF printout to investors and lenders. 

Great ideaI would suggest getting in with an older more experienced agent and offering to help them for free with whatever they need Just because you get your license doesn’t mean you can’t use an agent to help you when you are first starting out  that is what I did I would also suggest you watch Ben Malla on YouTube.  

@Ken Stanton I don't know your market but in mine it seems opposite to the problem you're experiencing.

Reasonable is defines as what an experienced professional would charge.

I am experienced in new construction, but wondering if are there are some significant incentives to take old unused buildings in small downtowns and convert them to apartments, office space, etc. 

I’m looking for an experienced property manager in Wooster, OH for a multi-family property (triplex).Looking forward to hearing from you,William

We are experienced BRRRR investors here in CA, but I've yet to see the numbers even come close to working on those really cheap, dilapidated properties in OH.

Hi @Jason Bohling, hopefully someone experienced with this chimes in here but if not I recommend searching around the forums some if you haven't already since there's been some discussion on this topic, though I'm not sure all of your specific questions have been answered.