Well sometimes it takes some trial and error, and I think every investor needs to understand that has to happen sometimes (rather than expecting perfection all the time).

In ALL instances, this agent agrees and in just a few moments, I have now created a good relationship with them ( always the intention ).Going back to the problem, there is no right or wrong answer, only trial and error, as every market is different and every investor has different skill sets and personalities.

I guess some of this will just be trial and error.

There was also a 12 page addendum where i promise to indemnify and hold harmless seller and his broker and where i waive my rights to pretty much everything including a trial by jury.

;by purchasing an investment property (trial by fire ... err, doing);if they cannot purchase a property at the moment, they should get a job, learn to budget and get their under control so they can save money to invest;by developing a skill - i.e. learning how to find and identify a deal - they can provide to an experienced investor in turn for being able to learn (be mentored); ....This list can get quite long if you stop to ponder for a bit.

I haven't tried it personally, but am definitely going to do the free trial to check it out.

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Thank you all for the votes - I really appreciate it - it makes me feel good when others like the creative real estate formulas that I talk about - It has taken me many years of investing, taking seminars - getting good and bad advise and Trial and Terror - but in the long run it has paid off.

Im not sure if furnishing is in demand, it may be more of a trial and error I'd be willing to give a try....The unit Im speaking of hasn't been updated in a while, as in a few decades!  

Talk to other landlords in the area, learn from there trials and tribulations.