@Stephen Turner they make a version of iMovie for the iPhone (free, btw) but the interface is wayyyyy to small for my fat fingers, although the same app on iPad is much easier to use.

Great points raised by Zoran.Those figures do look great but if there really was that much fat in the deal I don't believe it would be going to an out of state investor.Local investors would snap that up all day, everyday.Sorry, I am just being the devils advocate here :(Thanks and have a great day.

OR, you could pay somebody to do those mundane desk job tasks and do what you enjoy doing rather than sitting on your butt getting fat...

I would add the following to that list:Building inspectorsGarbage disposalsCeiling fansFaucet sprayersFlat roofsAdditionsToothless neighbors that tell you they "don't like rentals"Fat tenants that clog the toilet due to the disgusting processed food that they eatBF/GF's who break up and think YOU should decide who stays and who leavesContractors who show up late because their life is a total train wreckSideshow neighbors who don't keep up their property and make it harder to rent or sell yours.Furnaces with a glow barThe pressure relief valves on water heatersPhone calls after 4:30.

She looks like a 300 pound fat monster with angry issues...

Great information everyone, prior to joining BP, I signed up to get more information from all "Gurus" like:Marko RubelsJoe Crump,Chris BruceSean TearySteven HowellSusan Lassiter-LyionsJay ConnorRon LegrandJerry NortonJustin WilliamsDanny JohnsonJason LucchesiChris ClothierPurchased E-books from Amazon by:Tyler HicksJames MarkiWashington GreenDave CantonGreg ReedPreston ElyRober HerreraThan MerrillAarpm RpseBary KuekesLex LevinradMatt AndrewsPhil PutejovskyAll I got so far is a big fat headache and not knowing which way to turn to get started or get ahead.  

Their overbred genes are simply too unpredictable, even when well-behavedWhen guard dogs get bored, they sleep.

Gene Trobridge and Joel Block also have symposiums frequently you may try attending.

I was just looking at a property that sent a "current rent roll" with a nice fat total at the bottom... turns out that "total" included rents from three empty units, one of which was fire damaged to the tune of $22k

In other words, there needs to be a spread involved between the terms you negotiate with the homeowner and the terms between you and your t/b.If the spread is fat enough, then you can justify remaining in the deal.