Some people just can't handle it.

I'm not sure what other property managers do /say they'll charge however my firm will be taking 10% and first months rent some people like it some don't - you get what you pay for, and of course you can handle it yourself.

I'm just letting you know how I would handle it.

I have decided that since I am basically already in the business it would be worthwhile to get better educated to be able to better handle my current rentals but also any future ones.What forms of education would everyone recommend?

There recently was an act imposed to require landlords to issue 1099s however, it was determined that it would be too much paperwork for the IRS to handle and process.

I am originally from Minnesota - but couldn't handle the snow so I moved West :)

I believe some title companies can handle this.

I realize it's important to create a dialogue, learn more about their situation, and see how I can add value.I had a call yesterday that left me a bit puzzled, though, and I'd like to get some advice on how some on you more seasoned wholesalers may have handled it.Lady called, had received our yellow letter, was calling to "let us know she received it".

You may want to review your deed/agreement to see how disputes are supposed to be handled and should have references to housing laws that should be followed.

You can find a/many realtor (s) that handle short sale listings and let them know you are interested in purchasing her listings, where she will come to you first with any new ones.