Without any prior experience, you'll start at the very bottom, a grunt laborer, but you'll still see the nuts-and-bolts of the process.Nothing wrong with DIY Home Depot courses (especially when they're free), but you'll find working on a pro sub crew is worlds apart.

Thank you,Viante Fruit

Which lead me to post this topic and see what everyone who is willing to share their ideas, post what they do to all or most of their properties that are easy successes (low hanging fruit) or custom touches that they feel create a brand for themselves.

What are some common "low hanging fruits" that you have found limited partners like to hear when you pitch to them?

@Lindsay Denny I saw Grant say that in one of his youtube videos recently....that dude is nuts. lol

This landlord sounds like a dangerous nut job.  

We often get out-of-towners who need an immediate space and dont' want to run the risk that ours will be gone by the time they get to town.Maintaining a good, ongoing relationship with renters is key but some of them and some of us are just plain nuts.  

Our Manufactured Home biz is looking like it will be one of our cash cows this year and will generate significant revenues by which we pay our nut while our passive income portfolio will continue to grow through RE acquisitions and other ventures. 

When I explain to them that, NO I DO NOT PAY CASH TO ANYONE,CONTRACTORS OR DIRECT HIRE WORKERS, that they MUST have a LEGIT biz entity, that besides liability ins, they need workmems comp unless they're true sole prop and then cannot bring ANYONE else to help AND THAT I NOW BESIDES NEEDING A COPY OF THEIR PROOF OF INS FORM THAT I ALWAYS CALL THE INS CO TO CONFIRM COVERAGE IS IN FORCE AND ON AND ON, I've had more people look at me like I'm nuts than you'd ever believe!

To a certain extent, I may be majoring on the minors, but who knows, there are a lot of nuts out there.