They are emotional-based transactions, NOT investor numbers-based.Result, +95% of agents bring investors worthless lists of properties.Trying to find the -5% of agents that know how to work with investors has these challenges:1) Finding them2) Vetting them3) Getting them to do business with you!

Some of its emotional and they feel real cool and successful being in Class AB communities with decent tenants.

I listen to the podcast every day and I have read all of the BiggerPockets and I also bought a duplex that I am house hacking as my first house (it’s not a very good deal because I realized after that I bought with emotion mostly) but I was just like some advice on how to start my foundation so that I can start my farm area and start to analyzing

Quote from @Joey Andres: Too many landlords get emotionally involved in this process.

So many make REI an emotional decision, but it is a business.

If the pet is considered an ESA- emotional support animal you cannot charge a deposit or pet fee.

These are emotional decisions you are making.

They are too emotional.... 

This provides a non emotional verification of the potential profitability.This is not a solicitation, only a description of our services.

the more you could make it an emotional (unique niche place that stands out) decision and find a buyer attracted to that vs pure math, the better, I suppose.I'm thinking 'the right location' (and buyer) for this scheme is more like the "hobby second home" crowd, dedicated ski/vacation town, right on the beach, cabins, main amazing attraction right nearby, NOT any-old air bnb beachtown condo, though, overall.