Posting to FB, Zillow, Hot Pads, etc...as a broker, I also place in our MLS.If units are HD cookie cutter, it’s a bit more challenging finding tenants.  

The same people feel defeated and disenfranchised that the system is rigged against the “ little guy” and it’s impossible to get ahead!

Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:You need a partner.I have a couple people with some expendable cash that would maybe be interested in making some money with me but they are also incredibly busy and work out of town (both on oil rigs), so lining up our times are incredibly difficult. 

@Marcus Johnson It is a rigged system. 

It's not helpful, but it's the correct answer.You are looking for a cookie cutter answer to a topic that is in no way, shape or form a cookie cutter situation."

So there is some chance you never even see a rig or well site and minerals could be accessed.#3. 

My advice is wait until you start hearing horror stories on BP about people losing money, and about how terrible MF is, and how it’s rigged against the little guy.

And my kids- well we know that attacking the is fair game now.As a veteran I will not even get into the lunacy of expecting a service member to get off of the cutter he has manned for the last watch patrolling NY harbor and expect him to sit in a car in the hopes of picking up an extra $20 before going back out, sleepless for another tour of duty.Again. it is very, very, easy to start fires.

There are plenty of low-mental-horsepower tenants out there who will try to take care of every $50 problem using some unimaginably ignorant $1 rigging trick because they think their long-dormant handyman capabilities have only been waiting for a great golden opportunity to shine.I really hope you're not waiting for the one person on this thread with no experience who's going to tell you this is a great idea before you go for it.

I just feel like the whole system is rigged against me... shouldn't there be some buyer's protection?