She seems really incompetent and slow moving..

We start slow by purchasing 1-2 properties and then feel out the people, there process, and the end product.

Treat them like another class that you have to attend once a day (maybe two or three times on a slow day), and you'll get through them soon!

I will do my best to add value where I can and slow down to listen to your advice.

I am going to be a slow and steady guy after my bankruptcy/foreclosure (I was newly married, we just bought a house and then my wife at the time decided she wanted a divorce, I couldnt afford the house on my own, couldnt sell it in 2011, so it went back to the bank). 

My market, Rochester, NY, has a very minimal and slow appreciation growth, so given what you are saying, does that mean I should buy at a higher cap rate?

I've heard on the podcast as well that some people are agents and still use agents and give away the commission which is a great way to help build relationships.And tell your agent that he's too slow and if he doesn't adjust let him go unless there is something that he is giving you that you can't find elsewhere (which i doubt)

I've always worked a day job too (although I would like that to change), and so I've been doing the slow and steady approach.  

It may slow things up a bit, but it won't be like what you see on TV.  

So far things are slow.