@Robert Burns I'm sorry I can't opine on his program, I don't know enough about it. 

There was a case in Ontario where the tenants had a fire pit and one of their guests fell into it, thus being severely burned.

I usually do my own, but now have a friend buying who got burned on his last inspection, and wants someone experienced and thorough. 

It can be done, but in this case it sounds like you are trying to get awfully fat for such limited skin in the game... 

It may not make the fat commission checks, but it can help get the income started and a little more steady.

Every once in a while, I'll get a house that has its share of no shows and that will burn me up a little.

Unless you change that thinking, you'll find it very difficult to grow and you will burn out quickly...Three - while it is not impossible to succeed at building big CF with pigs, 99% of the time wealth is created through something called Bridging of Equity or leveraging of Appreciating Assets.  

I say that being each and every time "I" have been burned

If you both go on the loan, then you are burning up 2 of the 8 easy spots instead of 1.....

But there are still a ton of nuggets that you can pick up from just about every single one.And the other real value is that its really easy to get a little burned out in investing and get into a lull because of how slow things tend to move.