As a business owner, I would never show a prospective client my financial statements.

Im looking into the prospect of multi family & mobile home courts, as well as MTR single family homes.

Marketing your rental units, screening prospective tenants and facilitating lease signing will give you experience that will be helpful in the future as you look to scale your portfolio.

If you are considering house prospecting sight unseen, I suggest to use an investor centric broker who has experience with detailed virtual tours and rehabs.

I'm excited about the prospect of networking with you and exploring potential collaborations! 

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We have a handler that is speaking to the 5 prospective VC's, but they most definitely are going to want to see projects under the new company which at this point we have more or less started. 

Hi there,In the process of searching for our first rental property and saw a couple prospective properties yesterday.Thoughts on making a currently single family rental into student housing..Current tenants-month to month rent, been there 3-4 yearsHome is in a prominent student housing neighborhood, would increase rent significantly Would you chance loosing a paying tenant to try student housing? 

There's a lot of labor that can go into purchasing a home or alternative asset like... prospecting, negotiating, etc. 

Offer $50 or $75 for each showing, possibly with a bonus if you rent to the prospect.