If they are charging and calling themselves a mentor, either they don't know what they are or that's where the scam begins.Don't go there Nancy, this isn't rocket science, as a Realtor you should be way ahead on this stuff, you should know enough folks in the business to get answers without paying someone in the business of selling systems.Michael, first you were talking about getting with others to coach and 11 minutes later you decide to bail on us.....you must have seen the SWAT Team outside.

Pretty rare that the parents have trained their offspring in the art and science of property management.BTW, most all of the posts that I've read in BP concerning direct mail involves someone going after absentee owners.

Found some gold jewelry in one - got over $100 from cash-for-gold dealer.The refrigerator is best just removed without even opening the doors, due to the science experiments contained therein.Funniest one is the one where they were reading a book called "A Day Late and a Dollar Short" - considering that their mortgage was WAAAAYYYY more than a day late, and WAAAAYYYY more than a dollar short :) ....

I graduated with a computer science degree and found a way to use the county website photos and address to send out postcards.

I just went with the caulk thing in the title, didn't realize we were making a science of it, thus my quick remarks.

They have always fascinated me, but I don't know much about how they work.

The best clients are usually more sophisticated in their understanding of building science and engineering and understand the value of what I do and don't shop me or try to beat me up for a couple hundred bucks.

I'm not saying its Rocket Science (and I'm an ex-engineer) but there are some hurdles, however small, that one has to go through in order to get your RE license. 

Wow it looks like you have down to a science, how many properties are you referring to just curious

OMG Michael Quarles that sounds an awful lot like science!