Hey guys, I'm dabbling with a business idea, and I'm wondering if it has any teeth.Imagine this: you've interacted with a potential client, but they haven't committed to you yet.

Thanks Andrew I may not be a good judge of that because I don’t know anyone personally who does real estate investingSo my only interaction with other investors is here at bigger pocketsI do think the Internet and YouTube etc are great resources but I think they’ve created a false dream with so many more gurus who make it seem so easy People talk about BRRRR as if it’s a new concept My father gave me $1.99 paper back almost 50 years ago they talked about doing it that way I wish I had actually learned from it lolI do think I’m very blessed in a way because I never found books in the library or any other information about how to flip houses so I would just stumble my way through and never looked at anyone else or any source for easy answers so now to me with the Internet and YouTube it’s just so much easier than it used to be for me personally but it could be just because I have more experience

Also there is more interaction with the Steve Trang training, during the weekly zooms. 

Since no one has commented, I'll recommend Riki Singh with Singh CPA & Associates in Denver for your short list of interviewees.I have not used him, but I've interacted with him. 

We (my team, as an agent, not as an investor) interact with a lot of lenders every year on close to 100 transactions, so I can tell you which ones are great and which ones to run from (like Quicken)!

There are limits regarding interaction with the public, but with the right agent sponsoring you will have access to many of the tools.

Now that is a fancy political/economic term for the fact that tenants in small MF's tend to have less invested in the place as their home and tend to be more casual in their interactions with their fellow tenants and your property. 

Great input = Great outputDirect mail sounds like it would be a good starting point, since you're experienced with seller interaction and have a budget for marketing. 

Or contractors, especially when you say that the house is out of state and you don't want to go in person.That all said, there are many, many people on here that just like the real estate interaction and who enjoy discussing rentals, flipping or whatever real estate related. 

So not only do I look unprofessional in my first interaction with my new tenant, but I'm also stuck with the terms of some one elses lease not just for the one month as I had planned, but for another 12 months.