As it relates to your post, you may discover that you enjoy employing multiple techniques to reach your objectives.

(I find lots of properties using a technique that I’ve used many times over the years.)

I also advise using the open house technique to rent it out rather than individual showings.

Here’s a question for the brilliant BP community’s investors, contractors and experts:“What are the common signs that a property has issues with its foundation, and, when scoping out a potential property (likely a fixer upper) what are the tricks/techniques that you use to quickly spot-check/eyeball those issues?”

It is a little more advanced technique and there are those on BP who say "pausssshah, you can't do that", (face of disbelief :-O as in yikes, did he really pull that off?)

You'll learn much more and much faster through this technique.

While not typical on every deal, there are transactions where the Buy Full Sell Short strategy can be used to retain future or tail-end payments.This technique is based on your purchase of the full payment stream from the note holder/seller with the resale of a shorter payment stream or partial to an investor.This enables you to earn a fee on the initial sale of the partial to the investor AND keep a portion of the future payment stream.

On the Grandparents' contributions - because the Student Aid lookback is now 2 years (prior prior), grandparents can help contribute during last 2 years without derailing student aid for the student.There is a technique I've seen advocated here at BP where parents with rental properties employ their minor children to work on the properties, pay them, and put the money in a Roth IRA.

I really like how the Brrrr technique sounds.

I absolutely love the park that's at the end of the street, I take my daughter there all the time, I'm curious about your plans for the property and If you've ever considered selling"There are a number of great books on sales techniques.