Ive only attended one meetup, and one virtual conference.

We have some great features such as University and Colleges, Pueblo Reservoir, Arkansas River Walk, Sangre De Cristo Arts Center, mountain views, agricultural strength, and an economical environment with unemployment less than the national average.

A skilled and trustworthy manager should be lightening your load in property ownership and all of the things they need to do should be possible with you there virtually or not at all.

In @Brandon Turner's The Book On Rental Property Investing, Turner touches upon the art of negotiating a deal.He says to "always get the last concession" when negotiating a deal for a property.

In @Brandon Turner 's The Book On Rental Property Investing, Turner touches upon the art of negotiating a deal.He suggests "instituting a penalty whenever the other party asks for a concession."

Virtually every 3/2 SFR or up in my county (Marin County) rents in this range, larger homes go for much more. 

Originally posted by @Steve Morris:Originally posted by @David Greene:@Steve Morristhere’s really no way an agent could get away with that.Sorry, I do apartments and there are a couple of national chains that will NOT advertise listings for the very-purpose of double-ending. my experince is that residental real estate sales and commerical or larger MF sales have virtually nothing in common when it comes to agents comp.  

We used a combination of Deal Machine, virtual assistants (for skip tracing/cold calling), and direct mail marketing.

The likelihood of 50 people in different cities suddenly deciding at the same time to quit paying everything all at once is virtually zero, but stranger things have happened so I stay prepared.

The seller hears virtually nothing from the realtor, because again, the realtor doesn’t care about a $2500 sale. 1 of 2 things usually happen. 1.Seller decides to drop the price aggressively because they are sick of waiting for a sale and they want to be done.