Thanks for the input @Richard Z. 

Originally posted by @Benjamin Z.

It does add to costs but I have discovered properties that look a mess - and the property manager is shocked when I say I was at the house at 123 Main Street today, and saw that X, Y and Z are totally unacceptable - correct this immediately.

Originally posted by Priscilla Z:...

If you check out the blog and go a few weeks back, I am now covering the entire lease option process from A-Z.

I love the breakdown on the differences between assets and liabilities.The biggest thing I think I got from it - mentality change.The actual steps on how to go from A to Z aren't quite there, but I think the book is meant to just change your mentality to think like the rich.It all starts "upstairs" :D

f=q&hl=en&q=399+W+Center+St,+Willard,+UT+84340&ie=UTF8&om=1&z=17&ll=41.407571,-112.050483&spn=0.0061,0.017767&t=h&iwloc=addr Let me know what you think.

Have the tenants (or you) call the city, health dept, fire dept, P&Z, let the address the violations and contact him for repairs.

@Kevin Z. ...yes Kevin, that is actually why I never finished the Keller book...I just lost interest in it...but, I keep hearing people recommend it, so maybe I need to open it back up...where should I start with Ferry's stuff..?

Lawyers specialize in a few areas each, they may say they can do X, Y and Z, but they may only really be proficient at X.