Their perception of their skills far outweighs their actual knowledge, leading to costly mistakes.The other path is paralysis: they begin to realize how much they don’t know and become stuck, afraid to make a move.

Outside of that, I dont naturally feel I'm in danger because I have an accurate and grounded perception of what the situation actually is. 

If I get called to change a light bulb, which has actually happened to me, I give them a checklist of things that are expected to be done by the tenant, including changing light bulbs, I also gave them a link to youtube  ;)

Do I draft the contract price for higher than the actual build price that would include our estimated profit (sell price) or would a separate agreement between the lot owner be sufficient enough that outlines the deal since we don't know the actual sell price until it goes to market?

And I have actually had a landlord lie to me saying the tenants were bad and didn’t pay so he could try to keep them.

When i signed up, I couldn't find any reviews on BP and I hope this helps people make the right choice.1. they make it sound like they do a lot more work than they actually do.

Finally, he leased the property (actually about half the property) to a tile distributor.  

I had ring cameras, but I found the best ones are actually solar outdoor cameras from Amazon.

These will allow you to advertise in an area where viewers are actually looking for a new home or apartment.2) boost your listing with a small daily budget.

The amount of the EMD only matters if you don't actually plan on closing.