I have extensive experience in calling different lists such as:Absentee OwnerVacant LandsFSBO'sPre-ForeclosureEvictionProbate leadsI have experience in making outbound cold calls to homeowners and generating qualified leads.

Since my tenants are usually homeowners it doesn't make sense for me, but even for the couple travel nurses I've had, the background/credit check was sufficient and seeing how they communicate with me prior to booking.

Value report has just been released and it’s full of good information for those thinking about a minor or major home improvement project in the future.Exterior projects continue to cost homeowners far less than they’ll spend inside and yield the highest rate of return upon selling.

And I'm thinking my friend and I work out a split for anything that's wholesaleWe have experience in making outbound cold calls to homeowners and generating qualified leads.

It’s the 30+ hours a week of live zoom calls within the community, the daily and nightly dials where you’re actually sharpening your skills making calls to sellers, agents, homeowners in distress, etc.

Not a homeowners policy, not a landlord policy.A standard homeowners policy won't cover you for anything that happens due to guests.

So as you know, they base their offers on what the rent prices in the area look like and not what your homeowners would pay so make sure your sellers know that. 

Start with a list of high equity homeowners and give them a call.

I'm planning to use VAs to help with the first part that you mentioned - qualifying homeowners based on interest in / willingness to sell.

They get similar calls from homeowners where the insurance company will tell them to fix the roof or be canceled .