What I like about this little system here is the procedures in this for your outsourced management work just as well for employeed management.Beachbum - you're right but it's not my call to make the complaint and the owners are considering the economic value of fighting every fight.....

I would never suggest a person go to a gun fight only armed with a switchblade, so focus on learning and getting up to "gun" level.

The seller didnt even put up a fight as to a price, which makes me think I should have offered lower, but oh well.

How landlords are depicted in the public's eye, and how to deal with that.Even in my own profession, where there's no regulation...the legitimate businesses have to constantly fight a reputation of irresponsible, non-professional types.

Irvine CA here!!!

:roll: Point is everything we do that we have never done before triggers flight or fight response.

Understand this: you can make some really good money in Ultimate Fighting; but if all you did to prepare was 'watch TV', you will get your clock cleaned.

I am here to learn and to share what I know and hopefully help, not to fight with anyone or to be insulted.

orange county has the orange county real estate investors forum at the doubletree in irvine

I agree with you (kind of), but here is my opinion of reality:One offer = this is the highest offerTwo offers = hopefully one will closeThree offers = I did a good job pricing this thing and the seller will probably get the most that the market will bear.I believe that most RE agents have no real training, hence they start "fighting" for home values that don't exist and end up killing deals that should have closed, all the while trying to "prove" value to a home owner.