Before buying, do an analysis of the market that lets you in on its dynamics, link the type of property that matches your set goals and is in line with the risk you can take, survey the possible financial options open for borrowing money, and finally analyze the cash flow of this business before engaging professionals in managing this apartment complex.Conduct thorough checks on possible properties, covering in-person checks, money checks, checking leases, comparing market prices, checking rents, assessing the condition of the property, and looking over legal contracts.

For now, you'll need to engage an experienced general contractor to help you identify the repairs needed and the associated costs.

Hi all,A little introduction...I am currently a professional soccer player for the Vancovuer Whitecaps of the MLS in my seventh season.I have spent the last couple of months reading and researching real estate investing.  

If it is a real question....wholesalers engage in a practice called "daisy-chaining."

She persuaded me to go take the class with her before we even got engaged. 

I don't mind engaging in discussion either, but like you...I'm done "helping" takers that have no intention of giving in return.

Leverage a system and process to book meetings/engage with your dream investor avatar5.

But if you see that some markets don't have as much engagement as others, then that is your answer.

Franklin As long as you're looking at things in the long-term, screening your tenants thoroughly, staying engaged as the property management, and are diligent about increasing rents the maximum every year, you should be fine.

Why continue to engage them txting and trying to talk to them.