The problem here is you may receive UNWANTED attention and could lead to headaches down the road.Scenario 2: You fly under the radar, you let people know you do real estate full time but keep to yourself and never get into the specific financials of the deals your doing.

If it's slipping, you can also pound some re-bar in to the backside to prevent it from slipping further.

Avoid submitting your contact info/ really any info to them, they sell their collected data on the back-end as "leads", you will receive plenty of unwanted calls. 

I’m not a part of any fb groups, I think BP does a pretty good job of moderating posts to filter out unwanted sales pitches.

It cuts down on unwanted calls.

I would think you lean on him for a lower price and if he tells you to pound sand, let someone else take the risk, especially on your first one.

by the way you worded it, it SOUNDS like they are bad at managing this portfolio and know you can do better, but they still want a cut for doing absolutely nothing simply because they are salty about their own ineptitude. if that's the case, I would tell them to pound sand, otherwise the transaction should warrant market rate costs

@Kevin SederLocal brokers and pounding pavement will get you best leadsBP I use for education

Thank you everyone on the time it takes to pound out a reply.

@Jeremy Krueger yes I did, I wanted to spell out every thing before he moved in to prevent unwanted issues in the future.