So as you can see the trend ... I

In the days I began in this business an old guy coined the phrase control and roll!

Brandon Turner Please don't start that trend. I

.- LS uses a catch phrase "Real Estate is Easy, People are difficult" implying that RE is easy, you just need to be able to deal with various temperaments of various people involved in the sealing of a deal.

And, no, not just anyone can do inspections either....In RE or in business, you can not use just any word or phrase you like, such leads to representations and misrepresentations gets you in trouble.

I had already formed my opinion of Goodwill but was lacking a simple, two word phrase.

Of course nowhere else in the country can you expect the equity growth that we have here in the SF Bay Area...I was just saying yesterday and one of my favorite and very appropriate phrases....."

A Property manager no matter how good he/she is , its an employee, not an owner.My target tenant is someone that is young, likes cool apartments, has sense of style, willing to pay above average rents, someone that likes to live in big cities and trendy areas.Hamilton is close by and its a big city with up and coming areas.

Your phrase "geared towards getting rookies in the door for a free seminar... then attempting to sell a 3 day training that costs $1,000." is one take, with a slight bias on our program.  

If so, and assuming you don't want to spend a lot of time digging up a better deal, go for it.Now, all that said, the way you phrased your question(s) leads me to believe that you probably don't have a handle on one or more concepts:- How to analyze deals- How much you'll be losing to expenses (check out the 50% rule)- How sensitive returns are to changes in investment, income and expenses- How leverage will impact returns- The time value of money (a dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow)I think if you spend a couple weeks reading and getting familiar with the concepts above, you'll be able to answer your own question...