I think most landlords who only own 1 sfh never intended to be landlords or investors. most of those ended up with the property either through family or buying a new place and not being able to get rid of the old one so they rented it out. if you do manage to find any that are investors you may need to change the sales pitch, first theres 2 things that annoy most people1) cold calling ..better be careful with that one since the laws changed, i have all of my numbers on the national do not call list and violators can be sued2) door to door sales....ummm yeh..again careful with that too depending on your state laws you could end up with some bullet holesif you decide to make a few calls, make em to places with more than 1 rental ad, those tend to be your investor typenext, business minded people want the facts, how can you help THEM, how will you put money in their pocket?

The topic I have chosen is “Energy used in residential properties can be greatly reduced by using conventional insulation rather than the use of renewable energy technology.”As a part of my research I have compiled a short questionnaire.

That would be funny.But I'll probably take @Paul Timmins advice and bite the bullet and not piss them off in case I do eventually do business in that town.

We hit a wall with financing before we ran out of energy with our low value investments.

We've put a lot of time, energy, and money into our infrastructure over the past months and downtime should be very close to zero at this point.

(Ex: Central Texas w/ current energy development)

@Mark Ferguson , I know that the energy that is created when people join together with a common goal is very invigorating!

Or the "old school" top-load washer with front load dryer (can be energy efficient, but are different than the HE front-load).Were they new or used when you had problems with them?

Life is better without the energy and time vampires.Best of luck to you!

Ive noticed in one of you bullet topics you listed property managers.