It is a tool.A website alone is not going to get you a lead just because you have one.Having a mailer, or sending one is not going to get you a lead either (if you don't have compelling copy).We all know that I hate DMM.

Tons of turnkey opportunities out there.If you buy turnkey below are some best practices that you can employ so that you can best protect your capital.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

If the property rents well, has no maintence or vacancy issues, is located in a good area, and your tenants are paying rent on time is there a compelling reason to sell?  

But we only do so when we feel we can make a compelling argument to support a tax position.One thing you can do - buy multi family instead of a single family.

Although many here ar savvy, most regurgitate completely ridiculous things, that someone started saying.I made my fair shares of errors wholesaling because I believed what the masses told me and did, despite my core instinct and logic.Sure ask for advice listen and consider.

After she realized almost every person would default and lose their down payment she felt morally compelled to transfer to just renting them.

In the book "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" you need to get your core 4: Lender, Realtor, Contractor, Property Manager; and use them to check eachother but your property manager is critical. 

How many people are on your core team and what role they do each play?

It was rotten all the way to the core!

from Indiana's website: http://www.in.gov/core/bg_licenses.html"The term "contractor" can be very confusing, as it is used in many business settings.