I started a few years back and have purchased 20 flights with points and I still have over 600,000 miles saved up.

As the podcast may have mentioned, it is a tool is best suited for small DIY landlords (and their teams) to keep track of things like rent payments + leases, but it also offers several other tools as well (ie. listing the property to 10+ major listing sites; a scheduler to schedule showings at the property with prospective tenants; comprehensive tenant screening options with reports pulled directly from TransUnion; the ability for tenants to boost their credit score up to 40+ points for on-time rent payments with our CreditBoost feature; and maintenance ticket tracking with automated messaging).

Once you have something of value under contract, finding someone willing to buy it is the easiest part. go to your local REI club and start building those relationships, but finding the deal Is the golden ticket, the rest is easy. 

A plane ticket will cost you 1% of what the rental house will cost you, and depending on the house, neighborhood, and supporting cast, the plane ticket may be the better investment.

Im in contract to purchase a rental property in Detroit and it has about $2300 in blight tickets that were never paid by the existing owner.

Flight to quality.

It's a place that is a couple of hours drive from me and a couple of hours flight or my partner. 

Warn Winch with you maybe familiar with was our neighbor he had a war bird boats motor homes Jet  Beach 1900  exectra . some have their jet and an office more like a flight department..

Sure thing, Amerks tickets on the house, meet you there next month. ;)

They would have to hold onto them for 10 - 15 years or more to break even, and that's assume they don't have big ticket repairs to make like roof and mechanicals to replace.My personal opinion, based on the deals that I have analyzed and the performance of the many turnkey deals that I've looked at from others, is that they simply aren't worth the money.