If you are sealing the deal on your end properly, you are golden.

I'm in the rental business and I would never sell the goose that lays the golden egg.Good Luck,Mike

Hey all, I'm new here and am just beginning to research real estate investing as a landlord.I've heard about the 2% rule and the 50% rule. 50% is golden, I get it.

Doing quick math, in order to hit the golden rule of 2%, we would only need to average $400/month per unit (current rents are one of the highly important details we are still needing to determine).

But, for someone you don't know, it's best to keep your golden goose in the shadows.You will find that this world is small and someone you think is your 'find', 5 others are working with that same person. 

I realize that this is probably the golden question sought after and experimented with the most with established wholesalers, but any advice would be appreciated!

If I can get that, I'll call the police and file a report.They must have some real losers inspecting these properties if they can't tell whether it's vacant or not.These property preservation contractors get paid by the job, so why would they "kill the goose that lays golden eggs" by telling the bank the property on the visit list is now owned by somebody else?

The tool works best in a market.4)I did like the tool that sends you craigslist posting but I think this tool is not proprietary and has been around for anyone.5)I did like the VA instruction manual for a VA to read that he provides and it is editable.What was my golden nugget I got from this product:-I operate with the mindset of having everything close to perfection.

However, once you're in, it's golden.

Those two contracts were like golden mana sent down from the gods.