Sub2's are a big problem solver for transfers who don't want to be an absentee landlord. 

But he's getting paid nicely in return.When you get into vacant/abandoned properties you're more of a psychologist, legal researcher (or whatever they call them) and problem solver than you are an investor.

Keys has the following skills that make him great for real estate investing:-Great customer service skills-Long sales/management history-Accounting & Bookkeeping skills-Adapts to change easily-Great problem solver-Willing to take educated risks-Creative & open minded-Strategic thinker-Willing to do continued education to keep skills sharp-The time to commit, travel, learn, grow and inquire about properties-Completely focused. ( No other job or commitment to get in the way of his commercial investing career)Thank your for reading all of this!

Its sensitive time,but be a problem solver

, situations like this can be opportunities for investors to be problem-solvers for both parties.

Be a problem solver.  

I consider myself an expert problem solver.  

Be a problem solver.  

Talking to sellers and buyers and private lenders and jv partners is what the "RE Problem Solver" should be doing all day.Meet Up Groups work to talk to a group of people in bunches.

Once you have a good handle on the terminology and all the potential paths, you can start hustling as an investor, wholesaler, agent, or professional problem solver.