It doesn't matter if your a retail flipper, wholesaler, landlord, property manager, realtor, lender, or any other aspect of this business.  

Also, I like when tenants are there when doing a walk thru, I like to see if they talk about their landlord, it says a lot about them. 

This topic was covered in details by Al William of Leading Landlord, David Adams of Homesuite and Kimberly Smith of Corporate Housing by Owner.

There's a reason why the landlord gave up caring about keeping the property looking good.

I have never listened to a pod cast as I get board with them.there was a long thread on those that did listen to it and went out to try to buy properties from this persons company only to find out.. it was not what they thought. and in deeper discovery on those threads this guy has no real experience at this.. and is just a hyperbole internet type dude.I am sure his hey we all want to quit our day jobs and have passive income message is well received by you folks out there in BP land.. but you can't get there with the stuff he sells..

In some areas land contracts or contracts for deeds are common forms of seller financing.

@Sharon SeiterThere will be a FREE meeting next Thursday (October 20th) for experienced and newbie Investors, Landlords, Wholesalers and Flippers at Tommy's Pizza on Dublin-Granville between Sawmill and Riverside.

No matter if you are an investor, landlord, agent or wholesaler - integrity, honesty and transparancy are core values and adhereing to them will serve you well in the long run. 

Down the road I might get into multi family units or landlording multiple properties.

I've been patient for a few months now, working with a realtor to land a deal through what comes out of mls.