Dear BP community,I was wondering, where can I learn more about real estate professional business ethics and conduct (writing the right emails, talking to people of the phone, negotiating, accepted norms and standards, and etc.)Do we have such resource on this website?

This is especially important if you have rented the property for 14 days or less as then your rental income won’t need to be reported.”https://www.therealestatecpa.com/ultimate-guide-irs-schedule-e/From Brandon’s article this year...What’s odd with posters mentioning they are getting swatted by tax pro’s when posting about tax is that either you are asking a question that you haven’t run by a tax pro and you don’t like the answer you are getting, or you have a tax pro and are second guessing him/her on this forum and still not liking what you are getting in response... neither of which we can control.Also you have to understand we have professional and ethical responsibilities, not to mention risk mitigation.

She also seems to be a great tenant by her work ethic and profession, so time will tell.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

In additional to his work ethic and responsiveness, he has a decent network and has been able to fill in gaps when I was in a pinch.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Wholesaling draws me because it gives me a chance, while I’m young, to put my skills and work ethic to the test and get into the real estate world.

Hearing this kind of thing repeatedly is a gut punch every time because the diminished ethics of other businesses make me look bad- but I'll tell you as an honest provider...

I compare my services to those of the "competition" and the private Landlord: online payments, solid screening, no evictions in 5 years, over 340 rentals under management, member of NARPM and higher code of ethics, etc.3.

As for credibility, your best way to build that is with good communication(listen more than you talk), knowledge of larger economic factors, and knowledge of  your specific market or niche, being highly ethical, and being highly motivated.