This one is tough as IRS seems to cast doubt when you have a property manager.

then he does a BP pod cast and you can imagine how many people invested because of that pod cast then BP to their credit once they realized / or read the credible feed back with pictures they removed the pod cast.  

In February, it seemed like all of the coaches left to go do their own businesses, and an entire new cast of coaches came on.

Most landlords only do it after a disaster, but treating it like a preventive inspection (especially on older clay or cast iron lines) is smart

Write a book about it, utilize paid internet ads to drive book sales, follow on with YouTube videos, webinars, blog casts, on line tutorials, and sell a few one on one coaching sessions.4.

@Jd Martin  EXACTLY   BP podcast or any podcast in my mind is for entertainment value.. but there is no question that many who do it have their business's impacted in a very positive way.and there is an irrational thought process that since they are either BP members or did a pod cast they get a pass and they are all pure. 

Postage and printing add up fast.Requires consistency — one mailer won’t cut it, you need repeated touches.Virtual WholesalingPros:Potentially easier acquisitions since you can cast a wider net.Ability to enter markets with more deal flow.Cons:Building rapport is harder without face-to-face interaction.Lower spreads and ROI are common.Much higher cancellation rates.Finding buyers is more difficult, and selling properties takes more work.Bottom line: Virtual sounds sexy, but in reality, you often do more work for less money.

I listen to a lot of pod casts while I am doing other things so not always paying attention to which podcast it is.

Snowplowing and landscaping could be a pita if you can't make it the tenant responsibility. if the plumbing is galvanized that will be troublesome, cast iron stacks will be end of life.

I am casting a wide net here that you may already be aware of but you get the picture.