Most of the smaller, locally owned companies have terrible online reviews.

Beware of him, his companies and everything he puts online.

If you do some digging online, you will be able to find some inexpensive remote controllers that connect via CAT5e. 

Very few vacant.4) Tenants employed and pay rent online.5) Consistent and stable sales prices.Just to name a few.Also, sub $100,000 properties need volume to work.10+ properties in your portfolio as the likelihood of 1 or 2 being vacant at any given moment is high.Been plugging away at this game since 2012 and lost my A$$ in the ghetto of Rochester buying sub $50,000 and also bought A class condo's in Chicago North of $500,000 which was a breeze but return was 3%.1,000 flips later I guess I could call myself a veteran 🙈Wishing you well

I tell them it's just a formality, even though it is ordinarily the beginning of an eviction process.In the lease they give me the right to advertise the unit for lease 30 days in advance online, with a yard sign, and with a sign in the window.

You should skim through some of my online content about this (I make videos for NYC househackers) on my pages - just google ClosedByMo. 

Unfortunately we turn down many investors that come to us for various reasons.One of the big reasons is that if someone doesn't know what they want, I'm not the one to tell them what they should want.If I used such conversion tactics (Which I could easily do), would smell disaster long term IMO just like it did for many other overnight turnkey scammers promising 15%+ cap rates.It's not all about money/profit for us and it's also not all about baby-sitting incompetence either.We have enough "free" online marketing content where a half sophisticated investor can easily come to a conclusion about all of our offerings.Many try to side step the obvious and want more for themselves.Building a relationship in business but in life also shouldn't be about "take, take, take" or "me, me, me".It should be "give and receive"I bet that many folks can provide or offer some value in return from experience they gained from a W2 or in another way.Guess how many have offered something of value over my last 12 years of investing?

Looks like possibilities with direct mail and postcards from what I saw online. 

-Online Platforms: Exploring online platforms, real estate websites, and social media for property listings.a.

In terms of online networking, connecting with agents and actually making offers with them would allow you to start building connection.