I don’t mean to sound like a commercial..I just get tired of the guru-bashing.

Wouldn't you rather buy a new tire before one blows out to fix it?

I was laid off from my job recently and I'm  just tired of the 9 to 5 life and putting my financial situation in the hands of others. 

I went outside after I called the cops and both times the officers went by, they'd be quiet, so the officers wouldn't hear them being loud.They keep the lights in the front off while they're "hanging out" so that makes it difficult for officers to see what's going on until they get up on the house - by that time, they have quieted down long enough for the officers not to see or hear anything.I got tired of the 30+ calls regarding their noise not making a difference in how much noise they consistently made daily and out of a week - they would average at least 4 nights out of the week to be a complete and utter nuisance.So after being awakened at 2:35am and seeing their usual ploys, I went to stand where they could see me and proceeded to stand there for five minutes before they realized that I was standing there.The old man asked: "are you okay?"

The "guru" says making money from overages is super easy , just call people and make $30k and that he is tired of depositing the checks in his bank .

Not over reacting, just tired of arrogant tenants!

That's what I did when I got sick and tired of living my life in a metal box on the highway.  .Best wishes!

However, I think you're worry is a tad bit premature.

I'm typically the bank (Although not always) hiring asset managers to keep mom and pop investors from blowing up my phone wanting side deals before they hit the market, because I get tired of having to explain to them that my job is to expose my bank owned property to the highest possible buyer pool, so that I can get the highest possible return, which is in direct contrast to your objective, which is the get the best price possible on a property without having to compete.

You will get calls from tons of "curious" tire kickers who just want to know how much would you be willing to pay for the house.