Wholesalers need to keep a low profile in many (if not most) areas.I know that in a couple of large RE brokerages and the BOR, that there are brokers whose unofficial job it is to communicate with the RE Commission and that includes keeping what they may see as rift-raft dealers or illegal operators out of their market area.

Be the bigger person and treat the tenant fairly also make sure you communicate this with the previous tenant and you never know they may refer your property in the future.

Again he does not promise it will be easy nor riches, but his famous saying "someone is making money with _____, why not you?"

My interest started about a month ago when a friend convinced me to read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad". 

This is not a 'get rich quick' type of venture, i'm not the type of guy that believes in anything other than lots of hard work to make any kind of money.

It will be OK ... you can ask them to deliver a couple of tin-foil hats along with the meter.Most of these meters communicate over hydro lines themselves, there are a few which have wireless communications capabilities (usually with less electromagnetic output than your home WiFi access point). 

From there it was on, I was addicted, I listened to all of Tony Robbins courses, Think and Grow Rich, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People etc... but it wasn't until I finally read Rich Dad, Poor Dad in which I questioned the whole "work" thing.

Lastly I know a lot of get rich quick types are pitching options and selling subscription services telling you what trade to put on, be carefull if you don't fully understand the trades your putting on and know the risk don't do it. 

You can describe a deal in 2-3 pages, but a PPM is designed to communicate all the risks of investing in real estate and with you in order to avoid running afoul of the Securities and Exchange Commission.  

I'd start with Rich Dad Poor Dad.