HINT: many lenders will give you a PA without examining your supporting docs. 

We keep on snatching hints out of the ether, but what I would consider the meat of the problem, simply hasn't been addressed.Consider a very simple situation.

For sure a move into DSTs would be passive.But you also hint at something that should be intriguing. 

Hinting at interest rate hikes.

The other really helpful hint for a new manager is not to scrimp on property management software, even the expensive software is way cheaper that a full service company and I have found it to be worth it. 

He will either get the hint, or he will move in a year - both options sound like wins to me.

And here’s cool searching hint I learned, I think it only works when your searching on a computer/laptop, but you can search keywords and filter by medium.

Sure, they may sell it without you and you ‘lost’ that sale, but if they had already decided they didn’t want an agent that is usually because of an already established ill thinking - *hint* they probably HATE SALES PEOPLE.

I'm seeing a slight hint of that in Chicago, but not in Northwest Indiana.

I liked his actual messaging)To truly be good at this (based on my absolute 0% experience), I feel I would need a huge amount more information on formulas, exact criteria to use as a starting point, red flags, what to look for, accounting nuance, economy/market dynamics, how to assess certain things in detail, assessing location in detail, etc etc... not just 2 pages of 3 sentence "summaries" which basically are hints that I need to go look elsewhere online or in webinars to listen to.In the few times I've (admittedly briefly) looked online, it's a continuing never ending stream of "learning how to learn" with so much filler, and literally its very hard to just find actual raw technical information.