For me, the most important thing is that they have workman's comp and general liability insurance so you don't end up being liable for them if they are injured or if they burn down your property. 

Stating on episode 1 is quite the challenge, just don't get burned out trying to listen to all them.

It is possible the tenant was burned by previous scammers.

I found a property that I am interested in but my agent is trying to steer me away from it bc it does not have foundations and currently cannot get a 'burn letter'.

At the moment, just the basement is burned, the first floor is gutted, and the second floor is in pretty good shape.

A wholesaler's poor term sheet is meaningless and if you take their numbers to be correct, you should just burn the money instead.

Upon discussing this with the selling agent and her broker in charge, they indicated that our contact specifically states "Leave whatever furniture that is unwanted or not needed."

Sounds like you're suffering from a bit of burn out at only 27!

All this being said I’m not looking for handouts I’d gladly love to meet someone in the Dallas area that’s doing great and discuss and talk about real estate and all I can offer is potentially washing and cleaning your vehicle sounds cheesy but I work as a crane operator for power lines and trying to hopefully one day in the next few years be able to get out of this and pursue real estate full time I’m a fast learner and have a burning passion for helping people achieve success along with my own.

If you do have buyers, get them to meet you at the office and they drive to the appointments to see houses taking you along as the guide.....burn their gas.Besides real estate school it should probably only cost you about $1000 to get started for dues, MLS, card key access.