In other words, have they been researching and looked through our information and made a conscious decision that our place looks like a good fit? 

I mean the big picture and how everything fits together.

I’m sure it’s cause it’s my first deal that I’m getting a little nervous but I’m wondering if I may just be better flipping although that doesn’t fit into my financial planning as well.

So, I want to target select properties that fit my criteria, then contact the owners.  

They are immigrants that are working hard and meet income requirements and pay cash.Overall, it's not one size fits all and heavily dependent on the demographics of the area.

We typically don't manage other people's properties, unless both the owner and the property are perfect fits. 

If you decide to look out of state, there are a ton of markets that could be a great fit.

They usually have to rely on comparing many different angles and I would like to be able to add to the discussion.At the very least, I would like to be able to approach a few mortgage brokers and learn more about their side of the business myself.

@Lindsey Cartwright My broker would fit the bill.

I'm new to BP living in Florida and currently looking for turnkey providers in the Indianapolis area as well as property management companies in the case that the one the turnkey company provides isn't a good fit for me.