Always coming in with the killer advice on BP. :) Being paid per showing would not be worth doing on your end and trying to "train" to be a better PM might not be the way to go either.Also, if it is taking months to get a good tenant then that also goes to show the lack of skill from your PM or the property itself is lacking in some department.

Lots and land are deal-killers in this economy.

Why would do you need an attorney....As I've said before they are deal killers...In law school you learn the common law like the rule against perpetuity, easements, etc...Creative financing is simple and straight forward...To protect your ***...ets use an LLC for holding your real estate deals...and not a California LLC to expensive...LO's can solve the DF issuesThere's plenty of escrow companies that know the ropes...

Let me know if you run into any killer land deals out there!  

If I were getting a killer deal then I wouldn't care as much but we aren't.

There have been a few other BP threads on this topic as well:- https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/556580-16-year-old-interested-in-real-estate- https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/412648-can-a-16-year-old-make-a-killer-living-is-real-estate-investingGood luck!

He knows your numbers were not so tight that $750 is now a deal killer.

Not being able to refinance is a killer.

@Nathan WilliamsOne needs to be aware of, but not necessarily worried by, UBIT and UDFI.UBIT can be a deal-killer and in most cases should be avoided. 

That way any agent that shows the property will mention it to their buyer and if it's a deal killer it will filter out those buyers right away.I've seen this done with a property where the homeowners were murdered 5 years prior.