Leave VM's.3) Try prospecting, get a list of high equity properties of older homes, market to them with mailers and call, ask them if they want cash fast and get rid of the home.You'll nee to send a lot of outreach to find interested parties, and from them it will take several to find a qualified deal, That's how it works.

The area where I dont have detailed time logs is prospecting / relationship building for my real estate business which is 100% SOI, Social media posts/stories, attending social events, networking events, friend/family events, etc.Side note...we have no kids so time to do both jobs is abundantly available.

I think if the prospective tenant was scared away by a standard 30 day lease you may have avoided a huge headache.

I don't know if you have to, but it wouldn't hurt to disclose it to the property management company and prospective tenants to avoid potential conflicts of interest or misunderstandings.

While those configurations do work well for traveling medical professionals, the pool of prospective midterm guests is a lot broader than the medical professions.

The area where I dont have detailed time logs is prospecting / relationship building for my real estate business which is 100% SOI, Social media posts/stories, attending social events, networking events, friend/family events, etc.Side note...we have no kids so time to do both jobs is abundantly available.

I have in all of my lease's that I am allowed to show the home to prospective tenants while the current tenants are still there. 

The main thing is you need a signature from your prospect giving you permission to run a background check.

For as future investments, prospectively speaking, if I am able to Net 0 on my primary residence, build sweat equity and then pay into a second investment savings fund; my goal is too get into a second investment after year one.

who gets to make the decisions if there's a disagreement between you two on, say a lending opportunity or a prospective tenant?