You may need to butter them up some and be really nice and still pay for your leads.

I can see from your profile that Buy and hold is your bread and butter.

One of the things that always stuck with me from one of Michael's appearances on the podcast (besides his love of peanut butter) is that he is almost painfully honest with the people who are looking to sell their houses.

This is my "bread and butter" so let me know if you need any guidance through that process.

I've done over 400 units in the Orlando market big and small and it's still my bread and butter.

Over the course of a year my wife and I fixed it up, rented to friends, ate peanut butter and jelly, did everything we could.

Thx.My bread and butter is Toledo but I know that all of Ohio is good.We are on track to do 100+ deals this year.Mostly turnkey tho.Get in and out as quickly as possible (Even when doing an A class flip).The less walls you have to move the better.I would never take on a full blown structural rehab unless the profit was ridiculously fat.Ohio is a "kid in a candy" store type market so you can pick and choose how you want to go about flipping lolThanks

@Dan Bryskin...Good points...My "bread and butter" rentals do well.  

It's hard to apply peanut butter spread answers here.  

The bread and butter of Peoria is their exploding warehouse district with many rehabbed buildings and new businesses coming in.