They are sales trolls and would rather you lease a monster screen tv in hopes you default on it. 

Only robots are immune.

@Leigh C  that's monster production on the flip side.much harder you have to go buy the inventory.. were buying lots is generally much easier.Every time I fly into Charleston I will buy 1 to 4 lots in a two day period.. finding rehab homes that fit the number is much tougher.. and I would suspect you have to be doing direct mail and other marketing to fill your pipeline..

Robot MasonClick link above to watch robot laying bricks. 24/7/36 and doesn't ask for $12 an hour!

Overview of the numbers: Purchase Price (Cash Sale) $31,500.00 Closing Costs $2,019.02 Rehab $29,800.00 Mold Remediation $1,950.00 Furniture Cost $1,200.00 All-in Cost $66,469.02 Sales Price $190,000.00 Furniture Sale $2,500.00 Concessions ($5,000.00) Commission ($9,400.00) Closing Costs ($7,355.24) Gross Profit $170,744.76 Net Profit $104,275.74 A few Before & Afters....Master Bath Before/In-progress:Master Bath After:The Story:This house was a monster. 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, 2,714 square feet, and a toilet that emptied into the kitchen below when flushed.

Landlord paid water is another monster to deal with. 

I currently work for a sub-sea robotics company managing the engineering park where I facilitate all necessary testing on prototype components prior to production.

I currently work for a sub-sea robotics company managing the engineering park where I facilitate all necessary testing on prototype components prior to production.

He has some monster tips for making it work. 

My husband and I have a Triplex in Kansas that we plan to hold onto because it is a cash flowing monster.