I was able to do that numerous times during my estate building years.Once you are able to answer many of the questions I stated above as to risk tolerance etc., it would be easier for others to give you suggestions as to which way they would go.

Handwritten on white paper, then scanned and printed onto yellow legal pad paper, writing in owner's name and property address, hand writing addresses (and return addresses) into pastel colored invitation envelopes.

So in Antigonish, which does have a university and a hospital but isn't growing, the cap rates are maybe 8-10% while in Halifax, particularly the HRM, which has numerous economic drivers and IS growing, the cap rates are around 4%...i agree with you Jeremy about the low vacancy and tax rates in Antigonish. 

I think you are in a great position with numerous choices available to you.

@Laith Ali there are numerous ways to protect yourself from a bad contractor, now remember that not all contractors are bad. 

I am from Wisconsin and travel often.Once established, I intend on participating in meetups and REA meetings if invited. 

Definitely try to create systems that fit and elevate your personal management style to help take some of the burden off, this way you can focus more on expanding your business and acquiring more properties you can manage.I'll send you an invite to connect, let me know if I can be of any help!

We are in contract on a shopping center that has numerous vacancies.

Buy a targeted mail list of baby boomer home owners in your area that are in their 60s and 70s and do a direct mailing to seniors in the area, promoting your community and/or invite them to an event at your facility. 

.- Social Media ads have been sent out on numerous occasions.- Created sellers guides, told everyone we know, networking events, and the list goes on and on.I am not anticipating getting 100 leads but not even '1' has been through all the marketing I've done.