The education/training component is more for the benefit of the franchise than franchisee.

I did a re-fi to get my mortgage payment down, but still get less in rental income than my mortgage payment.This was tolerable when I didn't have any other properties, and I could use the tax benefits.

The only benefit you can miss out on is the ability to contribute a higher percentage to a Solo 401k.

Took me years to groom and develop the relationships however I get to enjoy the benefits.

This way you can benefit even more from the seasoned investors we have lurking around the forums.Is your Agent license still active?

Some of the benefits I think I get out of this:- To make the tenants feel comfortable so that they won't run away by the time of closing.

Seems like you want the benefit of having a rental and a residence, why not combine the both and pay off your mortgage yourself in the process.My first property I bought was an investment property while I was still renting.

Is it wrong for us to benefit from this?

I experienced the benefit of that with my first property (by luck, not on purpose!)

I want to create situations that benefit you through our relationship.