currently, the water is coming in in a small trickle when it rains hard. i think i need to dig up the dirt on the side of the property where it comes in, and do a patch. there was some significant flooding in the basement before i purchased the property which caused some of the supports to rot (which i am now replacing with steel adjustable beams). beyond that, there's that white powdery type stuff (Forget the name) that accumulates on the walls which i assume is due to moisture. i'm already stuck with this property, but i plan to purchase more in the future and i want them to be as hands off as possible, so just trying to look out for things that can cause me a headache (but i also want good deals, so maybe i'm doomed in that sense :D )

How would you approach this scenario and help this gentleman achieve their goal.Thank you for your valuable time!

We are still pursuing both and hashing it out, but your valuable input has really helped.

Offer valuable content, because your goal is to add value to investors.

While valuable, you don't have to be an expert property manager to invest in real estate or find success.

Besides, even if the world collapses gold and silver won’t be valuable, instead we would revert to a barter system and the most valuable items would be things that help one survive, food, water, shelter, clothing, etc.

Then decde what youtube vids would be valuable for you.For me, I don't spend a lot of time on bookkeeping, and I have an accountant for taxes, so my focus is evaluating and underwriting properties and deals.

We will have an open discussion about automation along with some very valuable content. 

@Daniel Soyars    I think that's an awesome goal but if you can't find an actual, official mentor, many of us can "mentor" each other via encouraging one another, hanging out, building valuable relationships, etc.  

I am always trying to learn so even a 5-10 conversation will be valuable.