Want to know what not to do as well.

It is more so doing my due diligence on knowing for sure that the stuff I learned and am going to implement is completely legal and for me to know what not to do because I have learned from people doing it living in the US and doing it state to state virtually, I don't know what differences I would be faced with doing it in across country.

Then I bought some and collected rent.Others will mention various odd-job things you can do to earn money, like bird-dogging and whatnot, but that's probably not your personally best way to earn money, so mostly a waste of time.

@Kenneth Freire I did Bnb for a few years and I would definitely keep things as a long term rental.Bnb you need a hole team and what not to keep making money and if that team is messed with then you stop making money.To me I don't think it's worth the work compared to long term rentals.

There so many rules and what not.

It also can help you see what not to do etc. 

I would like hear how you guys are conducting your deals and what NOT to do?

New investor putting offers in just looking to network and converse over things to look out for and what not

Part of the issue could be they speak broken English so there could have been a gap in my understanding of what they did before I called the appliance repair guy.I call a appliance repair company to come out and they state the customer is using too much soap/wrong type of soap and educate them on what not to do.

Not all the houses on the market seem to be how they are stated so he sure to do inspections and whatnot.