I don't look at the points much, but sometimes when someone posts something that seems odd to me I look and if it is negative I figure they are just posting to gain exposure or advertise something, having negative points helps to distinguish these individuals.

It seems like my risk exposure would be much less if he didn't know up front what I was trying to do.

To reiterate: tax benefits, cheap cost of financing (at today's rates), ability to create arbitrage from the funds, reduce equity exposure to avoid frivolous law suits, and the list goes on . . .

In addition, many local MLS' syndicate listings with dozens of other sites.Since your list price is comparable with recent rentals, I think exposure is your issue right now.Also, you can try posting the rental on local Facebook groups.Best of luck to you moving forward!

@Jacob Rogers,In my case, I was out of work most of 1985 and got my first exposure to "the gurus" that summer: Robert Allen, Al Lowry and others I don't recall just now (it's late).

I do not have millions yet and $150k is a lot of cash so want to understand my exposure which seems great.

Meaning that if you allow them to get away with it now, they will certainly look to bend your rules and create more risk exposure for you in the future. 2) By not fully disclosing current information to you, there may be something he is trying to hide under the guise of not wanting his SSN floating out there somewhere.

Websites are a fantastic way to gain exposure.

If your time is better spent finding and working on the next deal, hire it out to someone that can offer the best exposure.

@Michael Bachmann Sometimes the deal isn't worth the legal exposure.