The real moral of this story is that On the Job Training is not a good choice when it comes to rentals.

Seems the tenant has the landlord pretty well trained to accept rents on their terms instead of yours.

Check with the book, tape, seminar gurus for a complete training course.

I almost made it to his last training seminar, but couldn't pull it off.

You will be jumping through more hoops than a trained circus dog.

Putting together another $10,000 training boot camp.

I mix it up with running, surfing, hiking, weight training, motocross, mountain biking, spinning.I notice that I have a clearer mind and body after exercising and it gives me the strength to add more mental tasks, clear projects that I may be procrastinating on, and brings out the youth in me.Good luck and believe!

I actually started on them last year and didn't have proper training so i basically wasted a year of my life.

total population --- average home prices -- blue collar workers -- etc Do not be afraid of paper work--once you do one or two --then it is all repeatation -- Also many old folks --have --Free and Clear homes -- if you can negotiate selling with owner financed --low enough to Flip to other end buyer --make $5000 --Do not get hang up on buying and renting -- even $200 or $300 month positive cash flow possible on REO -or Fixer upper --but never know --unexpected major expense -- Since you are handy man --you can find Investor to do JV with --you can finn the deal and offer to do repairs ( swet equity) for profit sharing and Investor put up cash or his credit and get hard money --Make sure to haev an attorney and good agreements with anything you do.By the way -Commercial Foreclosures coming soon --becoming an agent is easy --but getting listing and undrstanding numbers --evaluating NOI and cap rate etc may be tuff --unless you have some friends ( from high school or college ) willing to take you on board and train -Also suggets taking on some courses --may cost $3000 to $6000 one time --but worth it for fast track --cash flow Good Luck --let us know how you make progress in 90 days -- stick to goals and work hard --

I had a bad experience with Jason Gilbert's Commercial Training Institute, anyone else?