I am new to being a landlord.

Help her all you want, but I would never be a seller, landlord, or holder of paper on a deal with someone like this.

I understanding starting locally, paying your land lord dues and making your bones in areas close to home from a logistics point of view... but after you've done a few, is it wise to continue in a less efficient area or expand your horizons to better investment arenas?

Look forward to spending time here and getting to know you.I am a RE investor/Landlord here in NJ.

They seem to be acting as an agent for the seller or landlord to arrange a sale or lease and take a fee in doing so.

I'm told this tenant has complained about cutting the grass, giving access to the apartment and painters working outside - he's been a jerk.Neither of the tenants pay on time, though the previous landlord didn't seem to care.

White paint costs the same as tinted paint so if you are going to paint, I would paint it something other than white because all landlords use white.

Most tenants do not show up so judgment is given to landlord if papers executed properly along with possession of the property.

I've called past landlords who have said bad things about the tenant to me on the phone, but I'm sure they would never put anything in writing.

U can use loopnet to get the agents contact info,also use cl,get in touch with investment brokers in your area theyll lead u the way,landlords as well