Those that say go find a property and then a buyer, simply lack business experience, it doesn't matter what you sell, houses, cars, boats, T-shirts or political buttons, you must know your market, what the demand is, what that target market wants before you can consistently move that product.My suggestion is 1. get away from gurus and learn conventional, basic RE. 2.

They are basically mutts that have those unique features of muscular body and boxy head.

I'm looking for my first property to be a 2-4 family preferable in Northern Kentucky or some parts of Cincinnati's east side.I can give more info but basically now that I'm approved I need to get as much help as possible evaluating properties.

I use a VA for some basic online stuff and 'internal research'.

Basically in these 3 or 4 zip codes you find mostly similar houses that only really differ in size (i.e. all have similarly sized lots, most are SFR's etc.).

This basically is the tenants agreeing that the terms that you understand based on what the seller is saying, are the same as what the tenants understand as well.

If they don't pay, I would take it out of their security deposit.I post signs in my houses inside one of the kitchen cabinet doors with some basic info, like how to contact me, etc.

Im basically looking for help being pointed in the right direction.

Lots of people were going for the schtick but thankfully I didn't Does anyone have anything positive to say about a guru sales pitch or are they all basically the same?

Basically you are setting up the phones to ring when someone calls the google voice number.