Thank you James.It's difficult to imagine how that could be with such a vague reference to the actual property while specifically making the original post about the how and not the what, if that makes sense.I do appreciate your comments.I'm now talking to larger established investors directly (not on BP) who are accredited, which are the ones with the resources to make a deal.Thanks again.

@Carloz Gil There are principles from two books that come to mind:Rich Dad, Poor Dad, by Robert KiosakiYour primary residence (unless you do a house hack, a lot of information about that on this website) is NOT an asset.

If your referring to your property managers then you should fire them and get new ones!

This website is very helpful but the vast amount of information that is here is starting to become a bit overwhelming and confusing.

He gave me the website for it and it's actually up and running (and successful)!

I know when you go to the e corp website in Arizona it does not give you the persons name or mailing address.

The podcasts give you a ton of information and inspiration, while the events are great ways to connect with local investors.One tip that I can offer about this website is: GET ACTIVE!

I’m more referring to “how to close the deal” documentation and all.

Well if you go to my website you can see I am a super sexy dude with a brain 3 times the size of your dogs, kind and awesome eager to make a deal with you.

I would love to hear how y'all would or have handled this, for future reference.