We're going to do this moving forward because it is a best practice, and best practices exist to serve everyone. 

So it feels like you are calling people out for being poor landlords, without sharing your own perspective or experiences (even though I asked you directly how many properties you own/manage, and to share your recommendations and best practices).

I am willing to help whoever helps me to find deals for you just so I can get practice and be more seasoned when I start searching to buy a house in a year or 2. 

Rental property is practically impossible to find around here.

What can I do, or where can I go to practice deal analysis?

I think you'll get far more practical, real world advice from a local CPA, real estate attorney, and investor who has actually done deals successfully for the past 20 years. 

So I am interested to hear what other policies you have cemented into your businesses, and whether a specific situation brought them about, or if they are just general good practice.

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

So let's practice our spill.

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