Not on every property and not every day, but set your criteria, be prepared to move quickly and some of those will hit.

So yeah basically keep looking and just be mentally prepared to have to go through a ton of GCs to find a good one.

Probably should have read the 4 Hour Body in preparation to going to the beach...

Be prepared and do your due diligence and if the numbers are not real good then walk away and look for a better deal.

If you are bold, ask your tenants for their input, but again be prepared for the fact that you may be opening a can of worms.

I still think what I have is great, but now I'm much better prepared for a better deal!

I generally do some internet sleuthing before returning calls/emails, as I like to be prepared - and remind them it's a no pet policy (when their FB page has them gushing about their new puppy.

I actually ordered an appraisal on my first property, but the appraiser called and said even if he prepared it, he didn't think it would come back at higher than what I paid.

Be blunt ask if they are prepared to present a very aggressive below market price.

Unless you are prepared to iterate Regulation X and it's amendments from Dobb Frank not to mention other dated federal and state rules, it is pretty safe to assume you have no business assume you are servicing the loan in compliance with all the rules.