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We're going to cover some of the pros and cons to landlording, and we're going to talk about how if you're a mom/paw landlord. So you're not a licensed real estate professional you're a mom/paw, that's what we're going to call his mom/paw landlording. And there's a good chance that you're wasting some money. Yes, there's a good chance that you could be making more money even if you don't want to hire a property manager. So we're going to talk about that. We're also going to talk about some red flags. So if you are a mom/paw investor or you're a mom/paw landlord and you want to know quickly how you can screen people before you waste your time to even go show them your beautiful place. You can do that on the phone a lot of times. We're going to talk about some of that. And if we get time, Julie just bought a new house. She is a real investor but she also buys primary residences which is different from me. I live in one of my mom's rental houses. I love it. Absolutely love it, but that takes me out of the primary residence shopper category so I probably am not a very good opinion on that. But that's why we have Julie here today. Then we will probably come up with a couple of other fun stories to go through today and we'll make sure to give them a light bulb somehow or another. Landlording always brings up fun stories. |