The point is this... if you home sits on the market for 60 days instead of 14, you're losing almost 2 months of rent.

If there's cash flow, can I really lose?

The last thing you want is to drag someone else into this and for them to chicken out and waste your time or get involve and lose money and blame you. 

They will lose money on the mortgage for a mere opportunity to pitch you on their asset/wealth management, and also their car loan, and also their checking account, and also their savings account, and also credit cards and debit cards, and so on... that's what cross-selling is and how it works.

Find someone who is behind on their mortgage and about to lose their home.

I just don't like to lose leverage.    

If you go with a 3rd party...start slowly with what you can afford to lose.   

I 'found' more hours in losing out on some sleep and putting in some long nights until 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning on BP, reading, deal analysis, or anything else I could devour.

Hi Pierre,If you come in and tell them the rents going up by $200 you will probably lose them. 

Someone with a good reputation and would have more to lose if you started bad mouthing them for lying and cheating.