Some of the things are common sense.I don't agree with the AI communication thing.

What LogicalPm has been excellent on is their communication.

At the moment we have a tenant who is being quite difficult... communication completely eradicated.

I could find the best deal ever with 50% returns but if I can't communicate the deal clearly and explain the risk to investors, you are getting no money from them. 

Hi @Erik Dofelmier,If you are effectively communicating the property's requirements upfront before scheduling a showing and reaffirming those requirements during the showing, it appears that you are taking appropriate steps.

I'm not saying Luke didn't use any, but I see more and more posts that read like a 12-year-old's text messages. me. want. house hack.A culture is only as good as its ability to communicate.

Consider including clauses for subleasing, as college students may need to find replacements if they study abroad or graduate early.In terms of management, be proactive in addressing any maintenance issues and establishing clear communication channels with the tenants.

Cold outreach: direct mail, cold email, cold texting, cold callingGet a list, scrub list to get contact into (depending on how you will communicate), reach out, follow-up to the 99/100 owners that aren't interested every few monthsCold calling will have highest conversion but lowest volume.

Also, attending BP meetups, whether in-person or virtually, can be invaluable for networking.Remember, everyone's time is precious, so being concise and respectful in your communications is key.

Kattie Ninkovik with Keller Williams out of New Berlin, WI was a great agent and Kevin from Stampfli Mortgage out of Madison, WI went way above and beyond as well as incredible communication throughout the entire experience.