The promote is what makes them rich.

The newbies would and have muddled the Sub2 pond so it is Not promoted here. 

You are not unreasonable, but they are not either.However, you need to find and investor/agent person who has the same mentality. 

My friend in PA wants me to help him sell his house for a referral bonus and I am NOT a realtor or agent, (He lacks writing skills and internet skills as well as photography skills.) Basically I would make flyers (to ...

Sorry to hear but remember podcasts are essentially just a marketing tool for the guests.Some guests provide real value and content but many are just looking to promote themselves and their business.

Design your place to be as simple as possible, then stock a second of as many different items as possible so the turnover team can quickly swap them out without expending a large amount of mental cycles. 

We recently subscribed to a funding consultant called Fund and Grow that promotes their services to the REI community.

Thanks for sharing.I would also, add that you can get some 0% for 12 months on supplies from Home Depot and Lowes store financing promotions, and I have financed previous business inventory with 0% credit card transfers(really 3-5% transfer fee for 9-14months) would buy the inventory on the AMEX and get 1% rewards points rebate, use for travel/family gifts/etc, and have 30-45 until due, then transfer that balance to the card with a promotional deal, I have found that Chase and CITI always have some sort of low rate balance transfer deal.

After 3-5 years of comfortably low payments, few of us are equipped, either mentally or financially, to make larger payments. 

If it does not, then it is time to find a new lease.We had tenants at two different houses move out mid-lease last year (both due to out-of-state job promotions) - our lease requires an additional payment equal to one month's rent to account for the early departure (reletting fee to cover costs incurred - it is not uncommon to pay a leasing agent 1 month's rent) and the tenant is responsible for ongoing rent until a new tenant is found and occupies the property.