Doing the above can give you a sense if hey electrician was honest, I would still be upset with the PM and agree that this sounds like a fraud.

Yeah, I got to be honest, i live in indiana. reasonable real estate values.I dont know where you are finding houses that arent in need of a total rehab at 60-65 % arv?

I'm holding out for Dateline or 60 minutes (LIKE THAT WOULD EVER HAPPEN) :lol: But in all honesty, I did email them.

Make sure you have those other qualities that will attract others to you and make them want to work *with* you-- honesty, punctuality, integrity, quality workmanship.

@Matt Skog Yes you can get delinquent notes in Minnesota although to be honest I don't see many on any tapes I get.

I purchased two rental properties before I owned my first home and to be honest I didn't know a lot about what I was doing.  

I believe honesty is always the best policy.

They should be paying off what they owe first.If you really care about your client and are looking for their best interest, then honesty is best.

I find it enough to try and find qualified tenants, bring and maintain the property to a quality place for my tenants, do everything with honesty and integrity, minimize liability, get paid, and multiply this over a few properties.

To be honest I am a little hesitant on signing up with any new mentors.