A few quick comments about iFlip, specifically the bird dog function and process.I'm a real estate investor who was approached in early 2014 by someone who had apparently purchased the system.

Many warehouses are functionally obsolete for todays national tenants and do not have the tall ceilings and over expanded bays so the typical renter in that case is a more regional to mom and pop type business. 

This puts his total compensation at around $48k on a building that will likely bring about $720k gross rents, in time.Note that his main function will be to act as a maintenance man, and to be on call for the typical needs, and we will be handling everything from an administrative perspective.

It is more of a property management function than anything, and once you find the source, you need to give them the 60 day or 120 day notice.

Based on what I can read in the summary, it sounds like you have a shell of a home where all the functional aspects need to be redone.

A common misconception as a landlord is the handyman did good at painting or this other basic function so let's use them for everything and really start saving the dough!

I'd say that there are reasons to leverage your personal life and any business environment, the trick is having a good foundation to build on and apply those functions or aspects which are appropriate, keeping with some simple rules and common sence.

That speaks to your ignorance in understanding that full employment requires a constant ability to interact, concentrate and function along with the inability of the observer to identify such issues.

Bagster's are a good idea, but I don't think they are really functional for real estate business use - find a good dumpster company and build a good rapport with them!

I saw a few with MP3 functions also.