Especially before you load up a slide show with 86 lines of stats.

I know that a duplex is more likely to have more frequent turnovers, and the subsequent leasing fee of 1 months rent (I have decided to use a PM that charges these fees), and the associated repair fees before a new tenant moves in.

I will let it slide this one time.

I've found that if I don't get good vibes from someone it's usually because of something that is subsequently uncovered during the screening process.  

(makes them a little harder to get out than the ones that just slide in)

S, broker-in-charge of a sole proprietorship, listed a foreclosure property, the sale of which would earn a selling agent a bonus of $1,800 plus full commission, and subsequently presented an offer to purchase to the seller from buyers whom she had represented in approximately five or six previous transactions, listing herself as seller sub-agent on the contract.

I'll have to let this one slide on by even though it looks like it could be a good deal.JMac

That subsequently KILLED my confidence in the beginning.

I'm annoyed, but in all honesty, I don't know his intent with that comment - whether it was a jab, a way to slide in to the conversation that he knows (or thinks he knows) what we're into the property for ... or maybe he intended nothing at all other than to set up his pitch, in which he claims we'll make more profit by going along with his proposal.

After all expenses my NOI is between $13,000 and $14,000 in the first year, with it charting upwards in each subsequent year.