Rossi is very knowledgeable, and quite entertaining at times too.He defines the term "hardened landlord" for sure..

At the end of the day, it's entertainment - they want to expand your horizon and be a dreamer; its sales baby.

I am a numbers guy so it will be entertaining for me to punch in the numbers and do the math.

Good tenants will stay ( I had one stay 8 yrs), and you have control.That said, I still get all unmarried adults on the lease for eviction reasons.

I'm entertaining the possibility of making an offer on a 12-unit non-listed apartment property.  

@Greg Eaton@Julie Broad's book was an entertaining read and probably would have been more helpful earlier in my investing timeline.I'm not a fan of Don Campbell and his Real Estate Investment Network (REIN) - they are just a little too guruish / talking head for my tastes.  

I would check with courses in our local community college (Wake Tech in my area) for 'adult education' classes that pertain to subjects/departments like 'real estate' or 'real estate development'.

Some offered forgiveable loans after 5 years, and tax breaks for using items like; Windows, Insulation, Solar Panels, Light sensors, Time restricted irregation systems etc.I feel like there are plenty of sellers looking to retire and exit the market that will be passing the baton to adults coming into this market who are looking to make a difference.

Your insurance broker can ask his carriers is any of them is willing to entertain it.  

Is there anyone that is disabled, either her or any of her adult children?