Unless you are knocking the house down and making a new construction, don't touch the asbestos, there is no reason to, unless you want to lose money..

I had 3 door knock teams.... one man one women... women kicked but men where there for safety.My wife is a lifelong realtor.. and there are certain things you need to do to be safe.. she kind of has a sense.. she gets crank calls and kind of has learned what situations not to be in.one of the major ones is alone with male.. she opens the house and stays on the front porch.. never gets trapped in a bedroom and would never go into a basement etc.talk to your real estate agent lady friends.. there are courses.having a firearm while great.. you have to be a quick draw and most can't hit the broad side of the barn with a pistol especially in a high stress situation..

I am looking to partner with someone to do some Door Knocking.

Mail, online ads, door knocking, etc etc.

I feel my in person time spent marketing would be better spent knocking on FSBO or expired listing doors rather than neighbors who just might sell.   

If I want to acquire a few more units and use the cash flow, after having reserves built, to knock out my student debt quickly or just pay as normal.

Knock on wood, we have never had to complete an eviction.  

I have seen people pull up, knock on the door, and walk away with a to go sack.

Get paid to pick up your skills here, see if you like it- then go knock it out of the park in NC.

I keep door knocking.