Of course this is probably about average for everybody in the country doing any job!

It is also necessary to plan on 3-6 mailings to the same list of people over the course of a 3-6 week period.

I attended a seminar today (the second day of a 3 day course) and I'm not planning on going to the last day.

Of course agents want people to be pre-qualified.

Of course with the oil price up we are getting lots of new people in the area for that type of work.

However, I just received notice today from my current screening agency (landlord2landlord.com) that I will no longer be able to pull credit reports with out having someone from their office come out to do an "on-site inspection" of my "property management office" to ensure that if it is in a residential location, it is secure and separate from my living area.As you can imagine, I do not have an entire (locked) room of my house devoted solely to managing my (one) rental unit (although I am of course careful with storing confidential information, as any responsible landlord would be).

I of course want to make it worth my while to enter into a lease option.

i was reading one of the many trump books in Borders...of course i didn't buy it!

What I find as the biggest stumbling block is the language or vocabulary needed to convey my intentions so that I don't come accross sounding like I am a newbie, which of course is the case.

my 2 sense however - you can find all the sellers/motivated sellers in the world but if you don't have the first clue of HOW to speak to them, what to say, what to ask, and how "it" works - you'll get pretty close to NO WHERE.yes, you do learn THE BEST, HANDS DOWN, from actually doing and there is NO course and NO book that can spoon feed you to success.