Some mentees will act as a bloodhound for the mentor, knocking on doors, driving for dollars, scouring the internet, making cold calls, or performing other services that help the mentor find new deals.

This is what I did for a cabin I built in Gatlinburg:  We took a few royalty-free photos of the area off of the internet, and submitted them to an art site online whereby they make a painting of the photo.  

Obviously, this is all entertainment no one on the internet knows anything about you to give you advice.  

Scrutinize contracts related to services like laundry, internet, cable, and phone.4.

I sat through 2 ridiculous training sessions then they took control of my meta account and 4 months later, I still can’t get them off of it.

And if your LT tenant needs to assist with things now and then, be sure to show appreciation and compensation of some sort (I've offered free wifi, though my tenant prefers their own internet/cable).3) I haven't had any issues, but maybe avoiding carpet and low rates with single night rentals that ends up attracting homeless guests.

I'm in the business of real estate, not internet clout, but whatever makes you feel good about yourself buddy!

@Ananth Subramanian who's training who here and who's in charge?

Hello BP Community,I finished a webinar on Tax Overages and the presenter is offering training for $1500. 

Give 30 days notice and move out.If he's been a good tenant, you can "train" him to do the right thing and put more money in you pocket.