Hi all- I was wondering; has anyone ever done an "open house" style for an apartment that becomes available?

Any idea or comments for this type of style of investment, anything to watch for ?

'Service providers' could include real estate agents, accountants, attorneys or even a non-profit organization like NACA-Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (not that they don't have their issues).Property Inspection Report Property style: (duplex, rambler, Victorian, Spanish style, etc.)

BTW one of my tenants is Mexican lady and this morning she said she’s definitely familiar with the specific style of clothing they wear, the cars they drive and their tats..I believe “cholo” was the term she used, or Mexican gangster when she was describing them to me.

What I don't buy at auction, I buy at Wal Mart (linens, cookware, utensils, etc).Washer $75.Dryer $75.Stove $100.Fridge $100.2 recliners $50.Tables and lamps $50.Dining table and chairs $50.2 bedroom suites $300.2 old style televisions, free.That's $800.Probably spend $400 at Wal Mart for soft goods.Finally my biggest single expense is the Smart TV for the living room, $250.My tenants work 10-12 hours a day, 6-7 days a week. 

I am loving it @Dave Meyer I like the conversational style that comes with a panel show.

@Evan AlexakosItems that can’t easily be changed:Right behind high voltage Power lines, busy roads, quirky layouts that require massive overhaul, property styles that aren’t consistent with the area.

I came across the home style loan online.

When you sell manufactured homes "lonnie style" over and over.

"near in" family style houses will rent quick, stay rented, appreciate the fastest.