I help engage brokers to find new locations, complete due diligence on prospective locations, and collaborate with landlords to ensure we are on-time with our contractual obligations. 

As for tips on property management, the number one thing I would say is to screen diligently.

However, before the lawsuit, I'm diligently checking their asset value, because 100% of their properties are residential, I see their asset valuation is actually above their liability.

A real estate success program seems like a high level sales ploy to get you to buy a more specific programLet me save you $1000 and tell you like any business it comes down to following a set of procedures, due diligence and the effort to stick with it as it doesn’t happen overnight and you should constantly be learning and networking

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

That's why you do your due diligence before you acquire, not after.

So I am doing my due diligence and running a bunch of Wholesaling Calculator reports to decide on my maximum allowable offer ($53,260) in order to get my desired return ($10,000) and the flippers ($30,000).

Do this diligence yourself.You're just asking agents from their respective cities to chime in on why they're the best.

At least with this option you might get to do a little better due diligence and inspections or get bids if you can get inside vs most tax lien/deed you don't get to see inside the property before you buy.   

This is where making sure doing your due diligence on the broker/lender's reputation truly matters.