Is this an internet version of a tag team?

I tried getting in contact with rls and it’s been hell I know this post is old but I am in need of some great customer service and asset protection team  

Go to BUILD YOUR TEAM at the top of the screen and look for local investors or meetups in your area.

Look at places like Texas, Florida, or parts of the Midwest for better returns.The key is building a strong local team (property manager, agent, contractors), visiting the market if possible, and making sure the numbers work after management costs.

So you’ve lost 33% because of vacancy and now you’re trying to lose another 20% to lower rent.  

Enter the power team.

I'm an educator, a personal caocher and business advisor and since my kids has grown up 10 years ago I started doing real estae in Israel, where I live.A few years ago we went into some 3rd party investments in the USA, as part of an LLC group of investors- one in Manhattan and one in Atlanta.Based on the experince I have with those market (as well as Newtom MA, where I lived for 3 years) I lately decided to choose Milwaukee as my next market, focusing at the moment on single family houses.I'm looking into 3/2 single familiy houses to buy and will be happy to work with local agents and build a team.

Also, make sure you spend the time building a solid team (agent, lender, property manager) and run the numbers through your team multiple times.

I included in the proposal the benefits for the landlords, such as no worries for vacancies, a 5% profit share on top of the rental rate and the provision of a professional cleaning team for their property.

If the owner lives in town, you could even go knock on their door, I find this to be extremely successful when you are going after foreclosed properties.As to your 1st post, you might want to look at city data for growing markets, It looks like Rochester lost population last year, vs if you look at sunbelt cities like, Houston, DFW, Austin, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, these cities saw at a minimum 1% population increase.