If someone is willing to lend you money to buy a house (the american dream) with poor credit,  little or no money down, and no verification of income,  alot of people will grab at that opportunity.  

Is there any agency relationship (by law) established between the sales force and you or with the customer?

( this relates to how many properties they're managing...are they appropriately staffed to be able to maintain a high level of customer service)What is your current management fee?

I've also purchased a property through foreclosure that could have easily supported the debt on it but was managed so poorly that the owner couldn't keep it.I personally would feel comfortable with as much as 60% of my income going to debt service, however that would not be ideal - 50% or less keeps me happy and sleeping well at night.  

Also, most podcast guests mention Rich Dad Poor Dad as influential.

.- Customer support! 

Generally though these custom programs tap into title co data bases ( think Fatco) and with a few clicks you have a lot of information on the property. some tie into Zillow type data as well along with Red fin.. showing you MLS listings and solds.its pretty cool really.. and separates the folks that do it for a living from those that are just trying to buy a house or two a year.

I have experience in web design and was wondering if I should start offering custom websites/marketing funnels to wholesalers & investors so they can build their list easily, or bring in new leads easier.Here are a few designs I put together, let me know what you think CASH-BUYER LIST DESIGN:LEASE OPTIONS:Do you think other investors would be into this service?

I was told that was the best route when you have no money, no experience, and poor credit.

To put it in Rich Dad Poor Dad terms, you trade 4 green houses for a red hotel.The basis of what I was referring to was a mid-term strategy instead of a short term or long term strategy.