Measure your results (number of calls, appointments, deals, etc.) and start tweaking from there.

Or better yet, how would you tweak it to be worthwhile?

WHOLESALINGAbsentee Owners - Less than 2500 square feet, Last Market Recording Date is between 1950 and 1998 (gives me some possible room for equity), Last Market Sale Price is less than $200k, Single Family Residence (SFR) onlyPre-Foreclosure - SFR, Multi-plexes (duplex, triplex, quad too), pre-foreclosure initiated within last 3 months, mortgage under $250K, and original mortgage recording date is between 1975 and 2007 ARM Potential - Next interest rate change date between June and December, Mortgage under $250K, Original Mortgage date between 1998 and 2003, exclude reverse mortgages, and property types are SFR and Multi-Family Tired Landlord with Equity - Equity between $50K and $200K, Last Market Sale date between 1975 and 2007, and Property Type - Multi-Family.PRIVATE LENDERSPrivate Investor Potential - Original Loan-to-Value (LTV) is between 50 - 100%, Mortgage Amount Under $200K, Mortgage Origination date is between 2011 and 2013, Current Value of home is less than $200k, and Property Types are SFR to Multi-FamilyPlease let me know if you think this is completely off or it needs some tweaking.

I found a lease template online, tweaked it, and compared it to our friends' leases and to leases on BP to see if I was missing anything.

If you have any recommendations on some tweaks, better and/or cheaper tools, marketing ideas, etc, feel free to give feedback.

Take in what you like and don't like so you can tweak it when you syndicate.3) Network, Network, Network until you build strong relationships with some syndicators (This takes time). 

I have looked into Columbus and it seems to be a strong enough rental market so there is something that needs to be tweaked.

Hi all - finally hit the ground running and closed on my second (first real investment property) property on Friday, and have been trying to get a tenant into one of the units (other unit is occupied) ASAP.Here is my process, and I'm sure ready for some advice and/or tweaks you would recommend.

Therefore assuming a 10% discount factor for the time value of money + 20% profit +6 %  says that the maximum prices I should pay would be;    750X.9*.8*.94= $507KI can tweak the assumptions a bit, but I'm wondering if anybody feels that this is a reasonable approach or can suggest a better way of coming up with a price.     

After reading the E-Myth I became obsessed with building, testing, and tweaking our systems to automate as much of the real estate business as possible.