He said "Get ready for your phone to start ringing, the cat is going down again and I'm bringing in the same crew." 

Telling people I have money I don't have, making what I feel are insultingly low offers to people on their homes, telling people I have great deals when I really don't know how great they are or aren't, having my phone ring off the hook with prospective buyers when I'm trying to take care of 2 toddlers all day and managing my other business- I just don't feel like this is the niche for me.

Put me on an MLS drip for the outer ring suburbs on the westside."

Even with the approach of Subject To, you really just need to focus on getting the phone ringing and contact being made.

I originally posted for $1375 and had a few showings then shifted to $1345 and my phone was ringing of the hook.

I think that's the immediate worry, after I've dialed, the phone rings and they pick up and say hello.... what do I say?

That being said, our phone rings just as much.

Two ringing endorsements if I ever saw one.

Who is the ring leader accountable for rent?

A potential tenant should be asking many questions such as any road widening construction planned, is there non-compete language in the lease where landlord cannot lease similar business in the same center or within a certain ring radius, when was parking lot last resealed and coated, when was roof redone, A/C's replaced,etc.If you think landlord now is going to change the lease where THEY are responsible for all of that when you signed a lease saying tenant is well good luck with that.A tenant has a (right to their own inquiry) to ask tons of questions before they sign anything.