Had a lot of experience in cross sharing ideas and have been impressed with how they run a management company. 

Yes, they also gave the impression that maybe the loan officer wasn't so swift. 

I just preformed 50+ rehabs in 6 months and boy have I learned a ton. ( Not so good learning neither ) Basically now I have preformed rehabs for 80% of the turnkey companies based from Kansas city and not impressed at all with there services.

I can target impressions by zip code or radius of the property (or wherever), and I can choose the camapign length as little as a week for like $40, or go for weeks/months. 

As far as max contribution limits, I'm under the impression the max amount I can contribute is $5500 (2017) and that this contribution would be across all ROTH retirement accounts. 

Only 2 of them done and already as many attendees as the local REIA- pretty impressive.

Give us something large in the north part of town going for $1,000 or more per unit - we can impress you. 

I was under the impression that you can purchase another FHA property after a year that's what I was told I'm in the process of purchasing a property myself I own two properties back in 2003 and the rules and regulations has gotten pretty strict but I understand what you're trying to do I'm in the same ballpark myself

The test is written by RE attorneys, and doesn't really focus on best practices....anyway, that was my impression of the test, so be aware.Anyway, all that to say.... interview different brokerages, but ask them all the questions I gave you above, and compare the answers. 

I think it's definitely worth checking out and please let us know what your impressions are.