Grow some thick skin and don't get involved in tenant drama.

As soon as it's realized how much work it truly entails, and how much of a numbers game it truly is, and how thick your skin needs to be, the "students" bail.

But what I can tell you is if you want to reach out to sellers directly, you need a thick skin.

Talking with people and facing rejection and insults takes a thick skin, and not everyone can develop it.

I know in this business you are supposed to be thick skinned but you are also human sometimes.

It looks like this has been on your mind for some time by looking at your last few posts.It sounds to me like you're looking for a different way to skin a cat.

And why so much discontent about today’s society when only 50 years ago our society was lynching people for having a different color of skin.

You didn't mention it, but will he have any skin (money) in this deal?

I know that getting your skin in the game is probably one of the best learning experiences so excited to get started.Best,Joe

It sounded like a really good way to benefit from cash flow with minimal risk and very little skin in the game.From what I gathered, the point of this strategy is to lease a property from someone with the option to sub-lease, then re-lease the property at a higher rate and pocket the difference.Can someone out there break down the strategy for me?