{end of EDIT}I was just on the phone with another landlord near me, who has many more rentals and I was commenting to him how he is among the most highly rated landlords in this next website, where tenants rate their landlords:http://whoseyourlandlord.com/landlordsSeems mostly local to my area, but now that it is on BP it could go nationwide faster ...Landlords and PMs would do well to read the comments associated with the reviews of any landlord in that site, especially the lower scoring ones.

So, if they need you to find a buyer for them, that tells me the deals aren't very good...and that means you probably don't want to associate yourself with them.

Contact your local real estate association.

Hi JoshI just submitted all requested information on all 84 private/hard money lenders that are members of the American Association of Private Lenders.

If you decide to, it's certainly an option.Start by hanging out at local real estate investment groups and landlord association meetings.

Visit aaplonline.com for directory of private lenders who are members of American Association of Private Lenders

Another great source for like-mindeds is to join the local landlords association.

What I’m was talking about was the Milwaukee Landlord meeting.Their two meeting tomorrow (different groups )Milwaukee Rei – breakfast ( I plan to attend )Milwaukee Landlord Association tomorrow night I really do not feel like being spank by Josh today, so I'm will stop while ahead.

Its a big job grinding(diamond cutters), patching, polishing(finer diamond cutters), staining and sealing a concrete floor.I could see it in a converted warehouse setting with open floor plan, sandblasted heavy timbers, and painted industrial ductwork, etc.totally agree with this, concrete floors look great but really create a certain look associated w/ modern, industrial.

Do you participate in any clubs or associations?