Yes, many are "scatter-brained", as you called them, but interviewing and seeking referrals will help find quality partners.Best wishes with your investments....happy to continue this conversation

Carl,Here's the recording of my interview with a business line of credit provider:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

There can be other types of equities, economic, intrinsic values, forced equity by management or operations, but these are not financially recognized equities.

If they are open to the possibility of interviewing agents in the future, place them in your lead follow-up campaign and move on to contacting the next FSBO seller!

It was a cold call to a seller that has a 4-plex that I have been watching for over a year now but I didn't know how to go about approaching the seller because I didn't know if I should, since it wasn't on the market, until I listened to some BP podcasts  a few weeks ago & the 2 people that were interviewed said that they contact sellers even if the property isn't for sale if they like the property. 

During the phone interviews with the prospective handymen, I asked for their experience with rental property and collected reference contact information.  

I listen to a podcast on here and the guy being interviewed has properties all over the US. 

They appear to not be recognizing the termination.2.

If the historic district is recognized by the National Park Service or building is on the Registry of Historic Places, there may be historic preservation tax credits available to help fund the deal. 

Not this lady...If you don't have a problem with your current setup other than your handy man is out of town, it is your PMs responsibility to locate the repair people, check their references, lic/ins etc. and give you their info, so you can decide who you'd like to go with and/or call them and interview them!