Real estate requires abstract thinking, an ability to organize variables and constraints to effect a desired outcome.

Then comes to the email - due to a scheduling conflict, looks like we'll need to find someone else.If you've ever organized an event, you probably know what this feels like - panic sets in and you imagine standing in front of your audience, gulping and trying to explain "how unexpected events sometimes happen.."

Hi TerryWithout numbers, it's hard to advise.Also what is your objective, saying your don't want to be a landlord... are you thinking of flipping it?

They do pay (a week late) each month so you are meeting that objective. 

If you're the buyer, do you really want a seller to be able to get a court order that orders you to buy the house, even if the Seller hid a big issue, but your objection deadlines are past?

They try to throw whatever at buyers and quell objections to get the sale for the seller with junk pro-formas.

There really should be a free law organization that helps out landlords with evicting problem tenants. 

The only liability of "not presenting an offer" is from the seller side.....I love when wholesaler yahoos try the "you must present all offers" crap, yeah right, just like I'm going to let let you tie this property up with no ability or intention to buy.However, if you have shown a reasonable ability to buy, you need to know what the objections are.

Yes, storm damage, falling objects, they may have gotten a check and paid the mortgage payment, no idea.

Just like any other organization not everyone there are real go getters but they all have good intentions and the ones that do actively invest can give you a great wealth of information if your just starting out.