But if you truly dislike dealing with adult conflicts, you will tire of this niche. 

Way too many tire kickers as leads.

This can be a number of things, health issues of the seller, foundation problems that are sometimes more scary than they are actually bad, maybe the home has been inherited and the seller is out of state, or it’s a second home that the seller is tired of paying the taxes/payment on.

Hi Eric,I've seen so many sales people (in all lines of goods and services) try to do this-->Convince the don't wanters (and the tire kickers) that they want something (if they only had the magic words to do so).

Built in demand from other Utahns that are tired of winter/snow.330 days of sun per year.

A big part of the reason is that there are so many tire kickers, especially from Cali.

The experience requirement can likely be met by partnering with an established property management company.Banks also like deposit relationships a lot more than they like tire kickers.So I would suggest:1.

You can also install a float cap in your floor drain but they do not work as well as the backwater valves but the cost for materials is $25-$50 and you can buy them from Home depot, Canadian tire, Lowe's etc.Some inspection companies actually have a home buyers warranty in case they missed something.

There's tons of tired landlords who would prefer getting paid a set amount on a set term to spread out their tax liability versus selling the property, receiving the cash and then having a huge tax bill.

I'm tired of cleaning up messes from "contract assigners" who promised a seller they would help them, only to disappear and never be heard from again.Inevitably the "contract assigners" agreed to pay too much, raised the seller hopes, only to see them dashed at the end.