Be sure to train your tenants.

I have successfully been paid by the buyer just as you described and has been part of my strategy on going A to C when I am a prinicpal in the transaction.A problem that has plagued me in the past has been an over zealous buyer's agent or broker.

Others here don't care for the expensive training programs and that's fine, it's their choice, but we bought the package and have been very happy with it.Fell free to reach out and connect if I can help in any way.

It's certainly not part of their standard training to work with investors so I know many are wary, but seriously, that made me want to never work with an agent again on those type of deals.

Found some flakey note broker in Huntington Beach, CA that offered pricey training but was a hustle and a sham.

If you let them in, and they are complaining now, be prepared to have them complain about anything and everything on an ongoing basis.

It encourages them to get the paperwork signed and deposits taken.When I was training internet sales folks for a car dealership, this was the general structure we used

My concern is an investor is selling this property, so why are they walking away from this gravy train unless something is wrong?

Also, the City of Milwaukee offers a FREE landlord training program.

I am planning on going to the next Fairfield MU.