Most of them will only look at higher end stuff.And the other investors that own in those areas most likely self manage.This is one of the main reason why we started in house PM.We only manage what we sell tho.Might look at taking on other business as I think I have the C and D class management style down packed.Will just need 5 full time alpha characters to pound the doors.So still a while away :)Thanks and have a great day.

@Robert Adams  yup probably that or the famous craigs list ghost adds.this is really comical all these wholesalers who really have no clue that are trying to put these deals together.. man it really creates a very bad image of the industry I think. no professionalism at all.but when you have BP   Interenet webinars and late night TV adds pounding into peoples head that they can get rich in RE with NONE of their own money this is what you get.

(I'm only 30 and pretty in shape at 210 pounds..I don't think he wants any of this)...sorry, thought I'd bring a little humor!

just listing off that i own X number of properties, in my mind is still just an ego boost..it's kind of like saying, "ya, i can bench 400 pounds", when people can aleady see you have a huge chest and python arms...it just boosts your own ego, and you know i'm not that guy!

Just one caution, I have no idea what your rules are up there, and I would think that would be the same for most here, so take what you read with a pound of salt, not just a grain.

Who controls the British Pound?

Started one of the first hedge funds called the quantum fund in 1974 with legendary George soros who became a billionaire by betting it all shorting the London pound.

I told my tenant that it was their responsibility to get the unwanted guest out of the property.

Like, can they hold up a 300-pound person, just in case?

You can use the bits and pieces of information that matter most to you and put together a nice spreadsheet that reflects your knowledge...and as your knowledge increases, build onto it accordingly.There are even plenty of free Apps out there that are simply to use BUT you still have to understand what to put in to them, why you are filling in that field and then be able to decipher the results it kicks out to you.I believe that's the point here...there is a time and place for "tools" to enter into the picture, but to use such tools without the knowledge behind you can result in false hope and potential unwanted consequences.Leaving all Bias and Prejudice aside, I trust everyone could agree that learning how to use something first is better than winging it just because it's there to have...no?