You can hire someone & give them a generic task that doesn’t matter if they screw up.

As a seller, I can understand incentivizing buyer agents to show my property by offering some level of compensation to maximize market exposure, especially when many other listings don't offer compensation.As a buyer, the new system would seem to be for the benefit of sophisticated buyers who don't necessarily care about the down sides of dual representation and are able to protect themselves.As a buyer's agent, generic exclusive representation agreements at buyer's cost are likely a very hard sell.

I just send generic letters that could be sent to anyone and get great response.

This is very much an issue for 3rd party trained Va.Even if well trained, third party va’s are trained for generic calls.  

Are they using a generic, untested lease?

I generically look at the BRRR method as giving you the flip as a possible exit strategy as well so I haven't previously mentioned it separately...but I definitely would consider flipping to up my income in retirement and to provide new capitol that I could use to continue my current preferred buy and hold method. 

A generic lease is just not good business, for your own protection.

I start to panic that my generic purchase and sale agreement isn’t going to cover me so I call an "investor friendly" attorney I met through the REIA.

I know I hang up if I reach voice mail that doesn't identify itself or sounds generic.

Whether that tied into a larger aggregate value or not would be something else - maybe it could be tied to some form of achievement rather than a generic influence.On the more complex side, I do think there's significant value in subject matter influence.