The promise for the prospective agent to represent every flip from the buy side to the sell side is only as valid as the agent's due diligence and work ethic, and trust would need to be built in the process. 

We are submerged in the process of learning all the we can; reading the books, listening to podcasts, watching the webinars, etc. and want to know more so we can get started with as much information as possible.

It's forever destroyed by the process of securitization.

My frind in Omaha ended up picking up his second property sooner than he expected, simply because he’d built a small name for himself with one successful deal already under his belt.Are you feeling confident about the day-to-day responsibilities, or is there something else in the process that’s keeping you up at night?

I can just give you some data to guide your thought process.

Start small, refine your process, and use your network to connect with local investors and seasoned professionals for guidance.Good luck!

I have several Section 8 tenants myself here in Columbus, and overall, it's been a fairly easy process.

The property I bought and am in the process of rehabbing is out of state.

I imagine you’re right about the eviction and at the end of the day it will cost me some money, but at least I’ll learn the process and how to better screen tenants (I inherited this one).If you ever get up to Boston let me know.  

I met him many times before awesome GUY but you can definitely tell the dude is the biggest slacker in the world (for example: if he knows that going the long way will benefit him greatly but will be hard in the process, but cutting through the backyard to avoid the long-distance of wearing will be better, he will most definitely take the short cut!