@Youssef Labib  I don't know about the success rate of this or any big guru program, however my thought is most people at the end have parted with a large sum of money with nothing to show for it. 

@Ken Livingston I usually recommend people take solar panels off their properties, not put them on.

These are usually the two sides of the coin people are solving for.

Investors aren't numbers - they're people who are known and cared about.

Do what wealthy people do.

Lots of people buying.

But we still do a Facetime for each property.A lot of "unfinished" turnkeys in bad neighborhoods have been sold over the years, by people who have fled the country. ;-) (Portugalseems to be a popular place to flee to).

I've met some great people who have become friends. 

No more than you should become a master electrician, master plumber, HVAC tech,  insurance agent, loan officer, and maybe other licensed people.   

Don't be the person that you can see taking a cell phone photo in the bathroom mirror :) Most importantly, reply quickly when people reach out with interest.