However, I believe Landlords have a big role to play in that because they don't educate themselves on what a good PM looks like.

A lot of wholesalers try to play games and make it seem like they have tons of interest to drive the price up near 80%.

I also am playing around with the idea of making a 3rd bedroom in one or all of them if possible as they have a lot of wasted space . 

If we're going to be internally consistent, IMO the playing field has got to be leveled.To do that, you have two choices.If you hard cap everything at 43% (and can no longer sell your home to that FHA buyer utterly maxing themselves out at 56.4% DTI), I can point to some dozens of millions, or hundreds of millions, of American voter homeowners ("homevoters") who will not like the impact this has on their home values, unfortunately.

And you'd benefit yourself by going to play golf, fishing or take a quick vacation trip - to make sure personalities mesh and build friendships among the members.

For now, moving from LA is not an option.I know in LA it is very hard to generate positive cash flow, and it's mostly an appreciation play. 

As part of the process they digitally e-sign my rental agreement, authorize a security deposit, and give them the option to pay by credit card (with a 2.9% surcharge), or send me a check. 

Every now and then she'll bring up just how much of an inconvenience it can be (except when we have others to play Catan with). 

However, this topic is always debated and most of the authors, hosts, and other seasoned investors frown upon it if not despise wholesalers.

Found out a great property is listed as a Historical Site. What has worked for all the BP listeners in the past?What questions should I be asking?Tips or advice?