You haven't yet heard from a local, so thought I would chime in.As a tenant there are free legal advice places he can engage in, but really the message is that he needs to read what he's signing and ask more questions before signing.  

Step two is learn your state landlord tenant regulations and engage a lawyer if you are not comfortable proceeding with a eviction should it become necessary.Welcolme to the world of being a landlord (maybe).

Once you have a small game plan or big game plan, start reading and absorbing all you can on the topic.

So you know they have skin in the game and don't have any incentive to skimp out on the due diligence (which appears to be the case on some other platforms).

I'm using the wholesale part of the business to learn the game.

Do your homework and get in the game.

If the answer is no, then you are doing the same thing as buying something on sale, because it's on sale, even though you wouldn't have bought it if it wasn't on sale.To use a Poker Expression, "The name of the game, is to stay in the game".  

It makes it more like a game now.  

I'm new to the game too and have been in Louisville for 4 years.

I am pro broker could not really understand how you can reach full potential without it.just the networking with those in the game is worth it.