I can relate if she mentioned this as "revenue" but she mentioned as "profit" which is odd to me but what do I know, I am a newbie. 

cost seg and REPS usually increase odds for audit, but please keep in mind Today, an American's overall chances of being audited are about 1 in 200.

Alongside this venture, I thrive as a Feature Producer for the esteemed sports show, Inside The NBA, bringing stories to life on television.

It should take 5 minutes and $3-5 for them.I find the intake/filter thing VERY odd. 

Not to say a property there can't work, but the odds may be stacked against you.

First, instead of fighting over deals like there's a limited supply, why don't we all create our own "abundance mentalities" - because no one on this thread has the infrastructure to handle EVERY possible deal:)Secondly, I find it odd that agents are fighting against "off market" sales, but could care less that at least two-thirds of rental transactions are technically "off market" or "off-MLS" (no agents involved).Yet, every agent licensing course covers the handling of rental leases.Guessing that agents only get wound about this topic if a certain number of zero's are involved?

In Roulette the odds of hitting black are 47.4%.

You can always pick those up after the lease ends via a judgement in court - you will have the same odds of collecting unpaid rent (close to 0).Sometimes we take it personally when folks do stuff like pay late every month - landlords live longer when we learn to not take things personally.

One idea that I have been pondering is buying a plot of land in a relatively good location with high odds of appreciation then placing a prefab house on top of it.

What's the odds something bad could happen?