It cost you nothing to pick their brains and have them watching out for you.I would wait on learning the calculators.

I never watched for the tenants to leave the building, and then snuck  in like he did.

Cheep and easy for a landlord to install and a excellent excuse for the landlord to do their quarterly inspections with out tenants feeling they are being watched (which of course they are).Our codes require they be installed and maintained by the landlord otherwise the landlord will be held liable in the event if death or injury.

Darren Hardy has a video on YouTube that I watch monthly called "Super Achievers vs Overachievers" and it has a lot to do with how the top 1% uses their time.

I've read the book and watched a great video on Brandon doing an analysis using the BP calc tools.  

The other way around really is putting the cart before the horse, which I've seen plenty of times before and I've seen people lose as much as $5k EMD because of it.

The wholefoods and other big chains slating to open is the ara is what im watching closely brfore pulling the triger. the hopes is that wilk crate jobs and help to reduce the crime rate.

But watch out how you're looking at it.  

Watch out on this though.  

Yup packages arriving that don't need signature can be problematic, above post is good thought about weight,, have tenant call sender and report it to the sender that received only partial contents, could the sender maybe be sending in 2 shipments and this just a partial shipment.Advise tenant not much else to do than require signature required on packages or have them sent to their job so they can take delivery there.This is a huge issue all over the country, people watch delivery trucks and simply rip off what's been delivered to the door step.