I have a few buyers that say, they don't care what I get as long as it fits their criteria.

It is put in a placement program which is an escrow account.

Somehow you also get some sort of "master's" once you accomplish their course, but from what I have heard about this program, this really doesn't mean anything.

It looks like they created a reverse process (you tell then what you want and they tell you if the credit profile fits).Please Note Effective January 1, 2007: Credit Bureaus require landlords or businesses wishing to receive credit reports to have an on-site inspection, have a publicly listed business telephone number and a business license.

In one state I know an old person can defer the property taxes by signing up with a specific program.

You actually have to screen the investor to see if they could fit the deal before you can even explain the deal to them.

It is what it is.So, adjust your strategy to fit your situation.See if you can pick up the book Weekend Millionaire.

I'm sure you'll fit right in.

By the way, they do have a mentorship program.

A few successful landlords have programs where they upgrade or refresh things in a rental even when the tenant is there.