It looks like you're blowing out pot smoke.

Now, I am ALL FOR passive income but it just seems like if you give everyone a hand in your honey pot, there won't be much left for Simon at the end.I don't mean to come off as negative, just wanted to provide some perspective on why it's harder to actually DO all those things than it is to just write them down ;) Best of luck

It really was my 'piss or get off the pot' move.Good property management helps a lot...I'm fortunate at the moment to have that now.

Washers dryers, fridge stove microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, pots and pans, dishes and all utensils, bedroom suites, sofas and recliners, end tables, coffee tables, night stands, old style televisions, gas and charcoal grills, the list goes on.What I buy new: linens, towels, pillows, HDTVs.My STRs are for short term working people at a refinery.

I manage my own properties because of all the horror stories out there, so I'm definitely biased, but - I would lean towards the little guy who doesn't pretend to know everything - it may cost you less to have him refer you to actual specialists if you need them & not have his fingers in every pot.

In essence, they're basically saying there's a certain sequence of steps to follow that, if done correctly, magically unlocks this pot of financing which the banking industry or creditors will not tell you about. 

"Sticky Icky" = pot, weed, etc.Yes, title companies and mortgage brokers have come under recent RESPA heat lately and particularly in CA.One of my agents here gets NOD and NOT's from his title then forwards them to me so I can still get thme that way.

Or go buy a bag of pot, break it up in a bunch of little bags and put it in his office and call the cops.

If you bought a new doormat and put flowers in the pots to spruce up the curbside appeal right before you sell that can be expensed off.   

Perhaps this post stirred the pot a bit.