I'm quite confident nobody on here does more direct marketing for seller leads than me.

With the same persistence, and the improvement of my confidence and skills, I expect that to improve.

I am confident BP and it's members will be an excellent tool in my real estate success!

Just like my clothes, they are not fancy because I am getting stuff done, I can throw a waterheater and scratch up the bed of my truck and it doesn't faze me, same with my clothes.My lawyer had a nicr vehicle and from my understanding of what his financial picture looks like I have no problem with that because I am confident he can afford it.

As I become more confident in my landlord decisions, the less I need to rely on this strategy.

We have a property picked out listed for $105k (REO) and confident that based on comps it would be a quick sale at $130k and maybe a little more aggressive for $140k.

If you have none in Self Storage, you can play the "IF I succeeded in apt. rentals" card.....Prove your knowledge of the industry by comparing the income/expense ratios of the two (assuming you've had some success in residential rentals) and tell them that if you can make it work with a 50% income/expense ratio, you are confident in your ability to do so at a 35% ratio in the storage world.

We are moving our financing to a new lender and I will have an appraiser through on December 19 {the tenant is a university professor, so we want to wait until end-of-term exams are complete}, but I have little confidence that either our energy efficiency retrofit will have much of an influence on our appraised value and expect nothing as a result of our rent premium.

That's when we backed off, and decided to give him the benefit of the doubt.So even though I *think* new guy brought them in, I can't ignore there was an infestation shortly before he arrived, It makes things ambiguous - I can't in all confidence guarantee they weren't there when he moved in.

I've read many books and feel totaly confident in what im persuing, just would like to be able to explain my decisions a bit better.