We simply show them our success rate and if you explain it right, they will realize that they indeed have nothing to lose and there is no reason why they wouldn't do it.For us, it saves a lot of stress because we don't have to scramble to find a buyer and fear the deal does not go through and you are stuck with an angry unsuspecting seller.

The turnkey company I have in JAX has made it a fairly painless, and lower stress process, because they have matured into one of the best PM companies in the country IMHO.  

I hope to supplement my income, learn the ropes, test myself on whether or not being a landlord is for me, and in general build a catalog of properties so that I can one day transition out of working for the man and in general live a less stressed life. 

But the collateral people damage along the way can be very stressful and not entirely healthy.

Levi T., I've had the same idea here in our community.

Way more stressful and a longer workday.

Hello Andrew,A couple important considerations with respect to the cell tower: 1) Who is the carrier (Verizon, AT&T, etc.) - this can tell you a great deal about reliability of the income for a number of reasons.2) Does the Seller own the tower (or is it a rooftop install) - if it is actually a tower and the Seller does not own it, upside from an additional carrier may not exist (all depends on the lease).There are a great deal of additional aspects to consider, but most of them require more information.

As someone who has completed several BRRRR deals and has counseled clients on how to execute them here in CT, I can't stress how on point @Jennifer Beadles remarks are on this thread.

Most leads come from private sellers who don;t really know how to use Craigs so their listings are often in the wrong place.

@David T.