Currently managing 2 inherited tenants and upgrading the properties from previous slum lords. 

Brad

@Shawn Connors, this thread was sent to me by @Brad Farber as we love reading the forums. 

So with this pressure the turn out land lords who need to sell their property get a little more for it... the hold over owner occ's who's neighborhoods have deroded into rental status can get a little more for their home when they move .. etc etc.

Do you due diligence on each lien or deed that you purchase. know your exit strategy; know your real estate basics like rehab, land lording, wholesaling &  I even see a new trend of selling portion liens in 2 investments clubs.

He's said things like, "I don't want to be a slum lord" "I like the liquidity of my stocks" "I can make a better return in stocks," "I don't like for my money to be tied up in an illiquid property," "I could make the same kind of money in a REIT or MREIT."

He is a absolute slum lord and has the worst tenants imagined. 

Congratulations Josh and Brad for bringing this web site to all the BP fans!!!!

I'm planning on using a property management company to do the land-lording, as I work as a full-time project manager and that takes up the majority of my time.

Of course postage is the same per piece, but design cost -- assuming you are having a professional design the piece -- is a flat cost, so that goes down per piece as the printing quantity goes up.Best of luck ...Brad SrebnikAurelian Design