Some people just can't come to terms that lots of wealthy people truly worked their A** off for what they have.It's easier for people to just "SETTLE" for what life throws at them and give off negative energy to and about anyone who is makeing a good life for themselves.In regards to Montelongo's seminars, maybe its like Kiyosakis, or Carlteon Sheets where trainers are hired to "Lie" about their investing and Coax newbies into buying their product.Albeit, there is something to be learned in the programs I'm sure.

Depends on the property, all properties are unique.Due diligence is imply taking reasonable and prudent steps in the evaluation of purchasing or selling an asset.

The realtor implied that this was SOP.  

Hello, my name is Maurice Daniels and I am a newbie to real estate investing. My wife and I currently have our own personal training fitness business in Danbury, CT. We are interested in learning all aspects of real e...

From your expertise, we can only guess you imply a PM ditching a property owner, that's  an assumption.You have a contractual relationship (another assumption) and it should contain a termination clause - - use it :)

@Mike NelsonYou imply you've been flipping for a while, so you've likely been using the cash method of accounting.

Couple ideas for you, first, be sure to get to one of the weekly meetings on ads, check with your trainer on next one. 

I've dealt with a LOT of dogs in my life (like well over 300) as an owner, trainer and bird hunter.

It's not in common enough usage to communicate anything meaningful to your prospects and clients.I'd suggest something that implies that you are the solution to their problem.  

We'll use this as our trainer until the year after that when we can decide to pay off the rental or buy another one (likely).