All expecting to make the fast buck, to get the life they see on the infomercial.

I think my head will soon explode from the info overload, but it's fascinating to me and at 31 y/o this is the first thing in my life that has grabbed me as what I really want to do with myself...If anyone has any usefull links for me to add to my collection, I'd really appreciate it!

You really should be a writer: I could picture what you wrote in my head.

These are the qualities that "sell" my building and I want the type of tenants who attracted to the quality of life that I have to offer.

In the meantime, he very efficiently found the truly motivated sellers.My favorite part about this story, apart from it being true, is that it demonstrates that success in real estate investing, as in life, is often just a "numbers" game.

With that info you can ask for references, check public records, and make a more informed decision.I would feel more comfortable if they were experienced in the following areas:Local/state laws and ordinancesBudget managementFinancial analysis/projectionsEvictions/CollectionsLeasing proceduresProperty maintenanceMarketing/Advertising for new tenantsTaking it a step further, you can even request pictures, brochures, etc.of any properties they are currently managing.

I am in school at the moment for computers but am having a change of heart when it comes to the world of computers, do to the fact it requires a lot of money and studying for the rest of your life.

My life is busy.

God bless Landlords that are willing to give section 8 voucher holders a better life, in a nicer area.

I think this guy lives off of what he did in a previous life.