Only the most vague and high level concepts are introduced, but for the most part, there is nothing but word salad coming out of his mouth on this (and any other topic where he has no clue what he's talking about).  

@Josh Smalley - Idaho has not quite embraced the turn key concept here like a company like Memphis Invest has...but we have great strategic partners in place here in Boise that can take care of you from lenders to property managers. 

I'm using Google several times per thread to understand a concept that's thrown around as 'a given' for situations.

I'm not sure I like the concept of selling public land which belongs to all of us and converting that to private homes for folks who can't buy their own home now.  

For self-managed, I find Quickbooks to be just fine - - the desktop top version.If you have any training in accounting, even just one simple class, then the concepts make sense and you're just looking for "How does QB handle ...?".

Upon my search and advice among everyone, the concept of a NCND came up and I am trying to wrap my mind around its presentation and how to use one.How does a wholesaler legally obtain/use one of these?

Family has invested in rental properties for years that I've been heavily exposed to, and now doing my own research to get into it myself (and learning all the things my family did wrong).One idea that came in my head was the concept of treating your expenses like an insurance model, and I'm curious if anyone else has tried to go this route.Let me explain what I mean:Let's say you have 20 rental properties in your portfolio.  

Initially, I did not know how to interpret that statement, and was conflicted in that Maverick was introduced to me via a third party as a ‘turnkey provider’.Now, I am a firm believer in the concept of transparency and full and fair disclosure.

I like the concept, because it seems to be a good niche.  

It’s like an inventory concept.