Investors are a bit more savvy and not quite as willing to let a property go for song.

Song so is asking for a leaking roof.

I've seen a painting company that was RRP certified get a $16,000 fine for going too far and another with an $11,000 fine. 

I wouldn't put it out of the realm of possibilities that some may attend to see what the seminar is all about, but if that is you purpose for going, I'm not sure you will get what you are looking for.

Here are just a few buy and hold landlording titles I mentioned in a blog awhile back (probably most free at a library or available for a song used).https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7365/46972-cla...Then, of course, your strategy may impact your reading (be it landlording, flipping or wholesaling).

Again, all of the rules seem to be written for startup funding for going-concern ventures.  

Just think about it, just because you know how to assemble a car does not mean you will manufacture them, the pure theory of economies of scale, time value of money are simple theories to consider when you define value for going with a turnkey investment.

Hello Bigger Pockets,I have a great tenant that has been in my rental for going on four years now.

What's your reason for going all the way up to Baltimore to invest?

This fourteen song collection, produced by Underwood himself, has many of Nashville's elite calling it “the best country album in over a decade!”