How would you like to be treated if you were in the sellers shoes?

Suggestion rent or buy a $1500 suit, a pair of $1000 shoes, and a Rolex watch, then find a Lamborghini to pose in front of for the Power Point presentation.

He thought I was being overly enthusiastic yet again and viewing the projected profits through rose-colored glasses.I just kept talking, kept running the numbers for him and showed him every scenerio I could think of-- best case, worst case, in-between case.

Just Do It" is excellent advice if you're buying a pair of tennis shoes, but terrible advice if you're starting a business (and operating rental properties IS a business).

People like to do business with, and feel more comfortable with people “like themselves”... and/or… people that sound like, or look like, they can help them with what they (the seller) want done.If you know what the seller does for a living, dress how they may dress…I usually dress in slacks, a pull over or button up shirt, and nice shoes… Basically “business casual” attire.

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My "business" attire is always a pair of dress pants, and button up and a nice pair of dress shoes.

I felt like Joseph Kennedy getting stock tips from a shoe shiner.Not to go chicken little on this, but I have a prediction of something bad that is going to happen with this.

Put yourself in the shoes of a motivated seller.

Allende, you really need to put yourself in the shoes of your potential sellers.