(Here's a quick hint...most don't have this so I don't buy them) Also it will depend on if you are getting a loan in your personal name (ie likely to be conforming to federal lending guidelines as mentioned by @James Kojo) then its likely they will have a lot more restrictions. if you're getting a commercial loan because you're buying under your LLC then likely they wont care about things like this as long as the asset appraises and cashflows to their lending guidelines. 

But, at the same time, I believe them because they're great tenants and I've seen or seen hints of what they're talking about.  

If anyone has any helpful hints, feel free to let me know.

I listen to a different podcast everyday on the way to work. hopefully we get to do one in the near future... hint hint haha

But I would love to work with investors that don't need a lot of hand holding, I am with a discount broker and don't sell real estate for a living, hint hint ... my fees are low :-)@John Horner, I was thinking of a 1.5% listing fee, plus additional 3% co-op to the buyer broker if there is one.

Hint: most of the time it's just like the rest of us!

Here is a hint.

As Bruce M. hinted at one of the biggest variables you can eliminate is the burden of taxes in any sale by using the 1031 exchange.  

My thoughts, in no particular order or without even a hint of coherence ;)1.

Never closed a deal because he don't like to '' waste '' his time showing houses...I got the HINT and decided not to bother him.3.Will have to ask NV real estate attorney because to get a wright answer from a REALTOR i see is complicated...lolAaron, i appreciate your advice to save money and in last years i purchase,refinanced and sold over a dozen properties all without REALTOR help.Got few paid off too.