The biggest disadvantage is that you could be perceived as preying o the uninformed because you're a professional and supposedly know so much more about this than them that you borderline defrauded them out of some money.

Next, I can tell you that other RE professionals, closing agents, attorneys, appraisers or any other who operates under any license to work in RE will have similar views.

One topic that jumped out at me was McElroy spoke about in order to run a successful business you need to install systems, but what I want everybody that view this, is to list every professional you will need in your real estate business.

You have come to a great community of RE investors and professionals.

Thats why I couldnt understand why such a seemingly savy professional would say that.

Basically, she is a busy professional with a family and kids who doesn't have the time to do what she wants to do in real estate.

I guess I balk at the idea because I generally keep business and home separate, as well as keep my business and my professional work life separate.

Also like I mentioned the community is small and these assets are all professionally managed.

The ignitors can be easy to replace if you know what you are doing ( if not sure call a professional !)

I want to be as professional as possible and also save my buyer some time in terms of seeing if it's a deal for them or not.Thanks in Advance