I think its great what you are doing- I don't know if most have had the experience that I have- I'm open to mentoring someone but I will meet someone on the board and say hey my number is in my signature- Feel free to call me but just never hear from them and I go hmm okay maybe they weren't that serious.I think I've gotten an actual phone call from like 2 people on the board in my area and both of them I talk to pretty regularly not in a mentorship capacity but more to bounce ideas off each other.I think some newbies are afraid to reach out because they feel they will get rejected or someone won't want to spend the time to help them get started.

Once they rise, cap rates will have to rise and thus property values will drop.The reason we are looking more for cash flow is so we can get regular monthly income out of the property and effectively retire off the income if we want to.

The deals need to be assignable.REOs and Short Sales are out as you can't assign those contracts.What else do Realtors have access to on a regular basis that cash buyers would love to get their hands on?

If he had been more proactive and did semi regular calls / mailings, they would probably have given him some sales/referrals.

I was on a Webinar last night (Not BP - of course), and the word 'which' came up several times as 'witch'; 'their' came up as 'there'; 'you're' came up as 'your'.The quality of what we produce, whether in writing, on the job, or how we relate to each other speaks volume about us; because first impression lasts.

Unless they can prove they were paying rent to him on a regular basis at that amount I would pass.

Means you don't have to pay out right away and they get well paid out of what is produced.

If/when you get licensed, you will be reprogrammed with this as part of your continuing education requirements on a regular basis.I am going to purposely avoid answering.

Would also give me long term income, as I can't work a "regular job" and only have my rentals as my income until Soc.

When you aren't a top producer it's just hard to turn down listings, even if the code of ethics says you should.