And here is why:Real estate is all about relationships. 

I host a podcast where I talk all about it.

All the best!

The perceived benefit to the investor is they either get the inflated price, or if the deal goes "bad" and the tenant defaults they get to keep all the deposit money and rent and all that.

I did all of the activities he suggested for me.

There gonna say it's all good, get this n get that, it's great. 

Which is not a lot of money at all but my leases make no mention of this so the tenant had the right to say no.

If the IRA owns the property outright that is all moot.

They all left at the first sniff of an increase despite still being below market and they were all pretty upset about it.

It's nice to make one trip to see all.