Serious working pros that are honest and communicative. 

I’ve had my fair share of obstacles, too, so hear me when I say this—it’s normal to feel stuck sometimes.

But this also lets you bargain by saying "you say it makes money but you have never claimed any profit".If you like it and then you get a lawyer to draft a contract with all the Details, detailed out even more and push for a closing day.Once that is good to go, you make a new business then do a DBA form if you want to keep the existing name for recognition.The buyer does NOT need a representative like Real Estate, it is fairly uncommon for buyers to have one.

I think that all sounds very fair and in keeping with how we raise rents.

If you already have a solid team in place with your first property adding a second should be fairly easy.

If so, why not partner with someone else that can help you fund the deal, either 100% or have your money partner fund 20% and a commercial bank fund 80% then flip it and split the profits w/ your money partner at whatever split you all think is most fair? 

I think these are fair questions to ask and are not negative or derogatory, nor are they meant to be.

Teach them to communicate via email or text so you can respond when you have time.

Screen tenants, adhere to fair housing laws, and consider property management apps.

He is 44, lives alone, has a landscaping business that is doing fairly well.