I have joined the local group AZREIA and am looking forward to meeting folks in person as well.This forum has been invaluable as I have narrowed my focus and everyone's willingness to share is awesome.

Glad to see that you are a fellow Indy person as well.Here's to your success!

Too many tenants or too many units owned by one person (a landlord) and the entire project will become non-warrantable.  

My persona bias aside, turnkey is the simplest option.

In fact, the final judge ripped the person a new one for  wasting everyone's time and money on such a frivolous lawsuit.  

If they give a new person a tip or two - great. 

2) You have a better opportunity to make a great first impression in person as opposed to "cold calling".3) Ditto on the better opportunity to get referrals - regardless of the status of their property, ask them if they know anyone who might be interested in listing or buying right now...

Write the introduction for that person as they would write it after 5 years have already gone by.

Deceiving people, taking gross advantage of unsuspecting or naïve soul out of greed is nothing to brag about, rather it destroys your integrity not only as a dealer in RE but as a person as well.My position has always been to first inform the misguided as to ethical practices.

To professional investors, a person’s education or knowledge of an investment is by far the single greatest determinant of risk.