Look up security outfits in your area.

Eventually, you will have vacancies, you will have evictions, you will have repairs, you will need to replace a roof, a water heater, an HVAC, electrical, windows, doors, siding, lawn, etc.The rule is a rule of thumb and based on an average of holding many doors over many years.Let's outfit this way, if I go to Vegas and place a grand down on black on the roulette table and win, am I to assume that I will win every time I do that?

They are not outfitted to do anything but that.

Our inspectors around here dont cut any slack to out of area outfits .

Homes can also serve as a barrier but the doors and windows must be outfitted with alarms.

Makes you think that maybe resources aren't a problem.LOL, owned via generational wealth and by professional handymen and contracting outfits who can bring aging properties back to functionality at a fraction of the cost of the hands-off out-of-area investor.In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.

I have found in that market to do very well letting Ashland Auctions exit those type of properties for me they are licensed of course.The larger wholesaler outfits I have funded over the years  ( and  I do a lot of it) are all licensed ..

It really comes down to the size of your property but, generally speaking, I recommend you essentially outfit them the same.

Tell me about it Account Closed, it is amazing to me how many owners don't outfit their rental properly.

Everyone who wants to go into sales in my mind would do fine with the following.1. work for a car dealer  learn to do a one sit close.2. work for a time share outfit in Vegas  same thing learn very good sales techniques  and of course you can work in Orlando or other timeshare prevelant areas although I think a real estate license is needed.. good time share salesmen knocks down some pretty big dollars.3. and if there was still siding salesmen those guys were very good.. 4.