I don't mean to say "re-invent the wheel," just suggesting something simple: change of envelope color, envelope style, etc.

Desperation forced me to reinvent myself.

Don't reinvent the wheel if you don't have to, it will make things a lot easier.

@Benion Horton Congratulations on reinventing yourself!

Though why try to re-invent the wheel?

I am not trying to reinvent the wheel.I appreciate all responses in advance.Thanks!

I have a strong background in commercial and residential construction where I spent almost 20 years before re-inventing myself and now am a pediatric nurse practitioner. 

That being said, I don't want to reinvent the wheel and blindly search when so many of you have already had the successful experience of acquiring your rental properties - so I would greatly appreciate hearing your suggestions on how to find residential (hold to rent) properties.Next topic to tie into this is what makes a better investment rental property: single or duplex?

Ask your title company for contract samples, go to the library to look them up.I don't think you need to reinvent the some called wheel, many investors before you have what you need.

It's easier and quicker to use formulas in business than reinvent the wheel.Cris Chico's system makes it easier, because in the event that I ask someone for money, I don't have to ask for nearly as much as I would for one of my big business schemes.As for joining his network for $997, I'd buy the book first and see if I could get the startup costs significantly under $1,000, and if I couldn't, then I'd save my skrilla and join his network.