Seems like will came on BP yesterday to promote his new platform auctiontumbler.com.

The best place for you to invest, is NOT going to be where legions upon LEGIONS of SALES people are pumping, promoting, BEGGING on to please Please PLEASE contact and buy with them at. 

@Carrie Hatcher My wife is a financial planner, and they’re very good at what they do, through her I’ve interacted with quite a few financial planners, I’ve found most of them go blank faced when you try to have actual real estate investment conversations and most aren’t well versed in the type of investing that BiggerPockets promotes, I’d lean towards a real estate experienced CPA I’d recommend Brandon Cox with BMC Accounting out of Toledo OH

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Michael, may I suggest you go to law type sites, there are law schools that publish thesis papers, there are forums, lots of law firms have Q&A or search real estate options and look at the source of the site and stay away from RE promotional sites.Legal issues exist arising from those rights conveyed by an owner to a tenant, I won't go into history but this thinking is based on over two thousand years of rights of owners and owners or those occupying property and the King under English Law. 

And since many here (not all, by any means) are participating in order to promote their businesses or make business connections, it is in their best interest to be friendly. 

The answer is it depends.It depends on the location and what might attract people to your property, amenities, competition, your purchase price, how well you take pictures and furnish the property, how active you are in promoting the property, having a good support staff (mainly excellent cleaners/s).

For them, it was not intentional.Other people can knowingly purchase negative cash-flowing properties if it gives exposure to rapid price appreciation in a hot area or an area that is on the path of progress.Personally I'd happily buy properties and be negative each month if they are in areas where there are major developments coming up in the near and whose funding have been secured by the promoters.

.-- I follow Walmart - its sales and promotions.

Be a big shift from their primary intent of promoting home ownership vs. helping investors.