Sooner or later they will expect to step into your shoes or they expect you to be doing something for them that is worth the fee.

•Keep your shoes in good condition.

Made an interesting challenge for little kids, and I had more than one pair of shoes with a grid in the bottom.The upside was that we had heat even when the electricity went out.

How would you like to be treated if you were in the sellers shoes?

Suggestion rent or buy a $1500 suit, a pair of $1000 shoes, and a Rolex watch, then find a Lamborghini to pose in front of for the Power Point presentation.

Just Do It" is excellent advice if you're buying a pair of tennis shoes, but terrible advice if you're starting a business (and operating rental properties IS a business).

People like to do business with, and feel more comfortable with people “like themselves”... and/or… people that sound like, or look like, they can help them with what they (the seller) want done.If you know what the seller does for a living, dress how they may dress…I usually dress in slacks, a pull over or button up shirt, and nice shoes… Basically “business casual” attire.

My "business" attire is always a pair of dress pants, and button up and a nice pair of dress shoes.

I felt like Joseph Kennedy getting stock tips from a shoe shiner.Not to go chicken little on this, but I have a prediction of something bad that is going to happen with this.

Put yourself in the shoes of a motivated seller.