My two instances of not being firm enough have effected my cashflow a bit (I should have stuck to my raising the rent that month for the 85 year old lady instead of postponing it for 3 months), but not enough to make me grimace.

This question prompted from this comment made on another thread:Originally posted by "dafly":My two instances of not being firm enough have effected my cashflow a bit (I should have stuck to my raising the rent that month for the 85 year old lady instead of postponing it for 3 months), but not enough to make me grimace.

You can find the coupon magazines at Denny's or Mickey D's all along the highways but you often don't need those.The following is a (mostly) true scenario of me at a front desk:allcash: "Hey, what kind of discounts do you offer?"

For instance, if you owned the property for 30% of the month, you should get 30% of the rent unless otherwise agreed upon.

I won't say immpossible b/c nothing is....Check out these websites about NYC real estate.http://curbed.com/ (blog)http://www.brownstoner.com/ (BK blog)http://ny.therealdeal.com/ (top NYC RE magazine) Let me know how you do, I'd be VERY intereseted to hear about a wholesale in NYC

ThanksWell it all depends on what you have in mind for instance if you wanted to buy a pre-foreclosure than I would say the post card.

This is a very vague question and can not be answered properly without knowing what area, what type of investment, what kind of risk factors, etc.For instance, a great cap rate for apartments in CA would be 6%, but would be terrible in Texas, Ohio, Illiniois, etc.

Yes that are many advantages of being a first time home buyer for instance if you stop by and check out www.hud.gov/ you will find all kinds of programs avaliable to you.

For instance, one property was puchased in 2004 for $94,000 with a FHA loan with 3% down.

I'd target places like Forbes, New York Times, Hamptons Magazine, 90210 Magazine, Robb Report, and other high end publications with demographics matching your audience.