@Minh NguyenOn Day 5, did you have any large men approach the tenant's relatives, neighbors, and friends and ask them courteously if they could talk to the tenant about the advisability of moving out quickly?

@Nadine Delille So here are the options for low cash investors (just a few)Wholesaling off the MLS: need to double close more than likelyWholesaling: find your own deals via marketingBird dogging:  Might get money for any lead you find with your own marketing and turning it over to someone thats more experienced.Lease Options (alot of stuff here but lets simplify it:  you become a middle men for hooking up a landlord and tenant)Flipping houses: if you have PML and HML who are willing to pay for everything but for a newbie will be extremely expensive on your end profit (plus if you need to pay points for the loan)yeah many agents are investor friendly meaning that they will go with you and see houses write up offers etc but when it comes to wholesaling off the MLS what you need to do is the double close.

I went to the property yesterday, and no less than 10 men were working on the inside and outside of the house.  

We just recently moved with the help of Men on the Move to a nice 3 bedroom/2 bath home. 

Homes with improved garage is what most men are looking for ( Women want a modern kitchen).

I retired thousands of young men who had access to google. 

I understand at this point you'd need a property management company or know a lot of handy men in a lot of places, it's more out of curiousity.

In my circle of contacts and business partners there are men called Alex.

Here are my recommendations: Plumber Henry's Handy Men Donna is the point of contact and extremely responsive and organized. 

so are the men!