If you haven't heard of them already some quick rules of thumb are to look for properties that rent for 1% or more than the purchase price and generally you should expect about 50% of your rental income to go back out in expenses like property management, capital expenditure, maintenance, vacancy etc.

It got me thinking about the nuances of negotiating with people in general, and I thought it might be cool to hear some quick tips from others that have been useful when negotiating. 

The success of a mastermind comes from the participants and their ability to quickly implement what they are learning and then share those results the next time they meet. 

You try and shoot somebodies dog and you might find out how quickly the owner takes away your gun and shoots  you.

That can juice you up pretty quickly.

We have a very strong track record and I would think would be a very attractive opportunity for people looking to do an exchange.  

This gives you a quick snapshot into the local activity. 

Quick background.

@Prabhjot Khinda Here's my quick, free opinion.

It is still an affordable market that continues to attract good jobs.