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I have a number of tenants that use to pay less to live in public housing and choose to pay me more.

Whereas the general public doesn’t know a million real estate agents, tends to hire the first one they meet (when they’re ready) 70% of the time and tends to sign whatever “normal commission” you initially propose.The great thing about working with investors is you get access to wholesale priced contractors, you learn what questions to ask, and you learn how to analyze your own buy and holds or buy and sells.

@Robert Burns In my experience:#1 Calling FSBOs#2 Door Knocking About-to-Expire or Expired Realtor Listings#3 Mailing all Realtor Listings#4 Calling or Door Knocking the General Public#5 Advertising Online

In the 30s, public opinion turned against anything over two units, so finding newer multis is a really binary search - either 1914 or 2014 (since the past decade as Boston approaches peak population again has turned favor back to housing density, and rents warrant the cost to build).

The camera we use is a Garmin Virb which is around $700 and the software is called Transported.

I usually say something like "I was cheeking public records and I found   .   .   .

She could just lay down her misguided head in a ghetto hovel or a country shack or a cardboard box in a back alley doubling as a public toilet for every wino stumbling by.

One thing to keep in mind, is transportation.  

My searches don’t reveal any connection with me individually, except that these properties are owned by my LLC and our LLC docs are public domain.