It's really important to zero in on "your guy", someone you can call time and time again who you know will do a good job, be honest, reliable, offer good prices, be respectful towards your tenants, etc, etc.

Ryan on the other hand, had command of the issues, was RESPECTFUL, INTELLIGENT, and had IDEAS to solve the issues the country is facing.

For tenants - many do not respect or take care of the property so you make it as damage proof as you can for as little out of pocket expenses possible.

With all due respect...there's not much you can't do with the right contract or addendum.

With all due respect I would not turn it into a duplex.

Ultimately the clients you want are the people who are solid, will keep coming back for more business and are respectful of your time.

It still needs to be treated respectfully if you want the seller not to wobble.3.

With a dawning of a new era in many respects, I'd be curious how other forum members intend to meet the challenges ahead with respect to property scouting.

I respect that.Isn't it great that persons can disagree and both feel comfortable with their own point of view?

There is a certain level of loyalty and respect, but there is a supreme understanding that we're all in this to make money.