As long as you can make these properties break even, or even maybe a little negative in cash flow, as long as you can float it, you have a higher likelihood of making much more money over time than simply focusing on positive cash flow.What's everyone's take on this perspective?

Trust me, I'm working feverishly as we speak to find someone who's a bit more established and interested in the deal.

Email me and we can exchange information and possibly speak.

.* You would be able to get more market presense by speaking to both tenants and renters.* I read on here once that a landlord allowed tenants to break their lease if they used him as a realtor.

I can't speak for Tom's previous company ProVision but have started working with his new company Wealthability.

@Eric You may want to help him find a new place if it is the small studio you speak of!

My point was to steering business not making a recommendation.I was also speaking to perception, having been around in the business for so long, often it's not what is illegal or unethical, but the perception of conflicts of interest.

., and told him we’d look at the numbers and see if there was a way to help him.He has plenty of motivation, but negative equity.

If so, speak with their academic advisor - he/she will dispel any student smoke screens for you.).

Speak to the lawyer personally or leave it alone and not give it out?