No, if it is in my clients best interest to take advantage of the new landlords inexperience then yes I am required by law to do that.

If not in huge profits, then at least in experience.

@Robert Wodogaza Ideally i would like to work to invest in other markets but because of my inexperience my investors may be scared off having their money invested further away.

Hi, First off I am a rookie so my inexperience may get some backlash (also my first reply) but there are better options than losing money each month and that doesn't include vacancies, repairs or management.

In experience, though, most industry veterans are very cautious about sharing this type of information.  

The question I think is not the experience as I've been doing the job working for the bigger companies for over 10years the question is  why do they equate small to inexperience 

Looking around at my market, I've found some deals that look very attractive, but I honestly have a fear of jumping in simply due to inexperience (in addition to the fact that I have no capital). 

Looking for anyone in experience in the industry to help with the business as an ongoing or initial consultant.

Hello everyone I'm trying to start my career in investing and I have a family member that wants to partner we me and start an LLC together. because of my inexperience I have no idea how to structure a partnership. where should I begin?  

I could Google 'Tenant Application' or 'Renter Application', but I would rather see what other people are doing and what works, than just trust what Google feeds me from my own (in)experience!