I do not appreciate the condescending attitude.Kenny, there was nothing there about you meant to be condescending, you're new here, I type for brevity as much as I can, just pound it out to make the point.Perhaps it was about small dealers and small deals, 98% here fall in that category.Takes time to really figure out where folks are coming from on this site and understanding the true attitude.

I'm just starting out so am hoping to find a property or two within the next several weeks, I'm definitely pounding the pavement trying to make this happen.

Pound the pavement and hussle FAST because money likes fast.  

Many agents only submit 1 offer to the lender at a time.So, if the agent is telling you to pound sand, it may not be the agent's lack of interest, but rather them doing their job to facilitate the most likely acceptable offer for the Seller, that the bank will accept.

We did it (chest pound) but after being done, quotes to have handyman were cheaper considering the lost revenue/vacancy expense.

Hire a Property Manager - Don't be penny-wise & pound foolish.

The key here is tenant screening and proactive cost management.Class C - Properties in undesirable areas with cash based tenants.

They deduct 15 pounds just to exchange the money from USD to GBP. http://www.sociobid.com/

I see the article on the USC tailback that dropped a 272 pound barbell on his throat.

On the 3rd day, she sat down for the last time at their beautiful dining room table by candlelight, put on some soft background music, and feasted on a pound of shrimp, a jar of caviar and a bottle of Chardonnay.