I tried my best to get them to sell and downsize then but they really missed the boat - they weren't ready to pull the trigger and it seems like with most good deals in RE, you snooze . . . you lose.

I am in Rocklin and am in the same boat as you.

Good tenants are hard to find and I don't usually tock the boat.

The thing that will be tough is getting them out sooner rather than later as this guy has SOOOOO much stuff as well as a bunch of cars and boats etc.

They then ask if I can list list it for them and are disappointed that I'm not an agent.I'm in the same boat.

I would suggest you speak directly to a local Appraiser and see what rocks their boat.

I hold onto the ship til it literally sinks, then I try to get off and inflate my boat at the same time.

I got all my ratings in college, went to go banner tow in Miami which ended up being short lived due to a boating accident, moved back to Atlanta where I flight instructed through grad school, then instructing (and flying) tapered off because I went to work for Lockheed and eventually moved to CA with them so wasn't in the air much.

I'm in the same boat but I'm a "buyer" in your situation.

I'm in the same newbie boat you are right now, but on the other side of the state.