these very same reasons have fueled the 'get rich quick' engines for centuries, if not longer. this is one of the most reliable ways to make money - promising others an effortless path to riches. how else could fraudulent schemes ever work, if not without the full cooperation of the victim - ahem, the freshly minted 'investor' or 'house hacker' or 'generational wealth builder'?

Most of my dealings with them have been with young, woke fresh out of college types, not very business savvy.

I was fresh out of the Marine Corps.I didn't have a lot of job history, but I did work for a real estate investment company, and my job was to be the acquisitions manager, talking with home sellers about selling their homes.I paid cash for everything.

Welcome packet (includes phone numbers to the utility companies, your phone number, and days that the trash gets picked up, the gardener comes by, etc.).

Leads were few and far between, hardly anything fresh.

I was brand new earlier this year and still fresh in the grand scheme of things!

50% is a good rule of thumb, but you can purchase the NAA averages and look at garden style apartments by city to give you a better estimate.

I just added more water from a garden hose to cool it down.

He demoed everything down to the studs and just started fresh. 

How about some fresh data?