The card is just an ice breaker not to show off.

With that being said, what are some some of your favorite icebreakers or questions you would recommend or that could spark your interest as a realestate investor

From those 40+ notices only one neighbor came to us to discuss our plans, and in the end they were pleased to hear that my brother and I would be staying in the neighborhood, after that ice breaker we went to our most immediate neighbors and gave them a hard copy of the submittal.

Thanks to everyone for your input, this has been a very helpful icebreaker post.

@Dan's pic ~ great icebreaker, love it!

But i have no ice-breakers, no nothing.

A little ice breaker gift, they get a little less apprehensive about the new owners, they talk a bit more than they were planning to, and they share how their hours were cut at work, or their girlfriend who lives there isn't the same girlfriend who is on the lease, or their son brings his dog when he visits on weekends, or their mom lives two doors down, so this apartment is really convenient for helping her out.

Never sure how to start 😅 Now that my ice breaker is out of the way (not that funny but points for originality?)

The first event will be next week and due to Covid / the number of people it will be a virtual event using the "Icebreaker" app. 

There is no cookie cutter, one size fits all script to talk to an owner.What you can have is a set elevator pitch or ice breaker and a general guideline by which to go by.That being said, let's talk elevator pitch:First impressions are the most important, they say a woman knows within 30 seconds whether she will give you a chance or not.