Money can make/break a lot of relationships, so it's important to confront some of the heavy stuff early on.This isn't legal advice, just my personal opinion from my experiences as a real estate investor.

I always take the blame off of myself to avoid confrontation.

@Thomas S.At the confrontation, I had the sense something was off.

BUT, c4k is less expensive and less confrontational, and less time!

That's my personal and honest opinion.I'm curious -  and not in a confrontational way.

I want to hear more but you just state how impressive of a person you are so how do we dare confront you tell us facts. 

It depends on your goals and the skills you already have that could be used in real estate investing.For example...If you like to analyze a lot of deals and you're good at negotiation, maybe wholesaling will work for youIf you have an eye for design and have experience managing people, then rehabbing might work for youIf you are very organized and detail oriented and know how to "read" people, you are assertive and you have no problem with confronting people, then maybe landlording will work for youAlso, it depends on your market too.

If they confront you just be honest and tell them you need to remodel and raise rents.

What works: I called the police instead of confronting the squatterWhat works: No police got hurt protecting my property.What didn't work: The squatter.

My question is recently i had a property owner confront me to take over all the maintenance duties at his 12 plex.