Rental property owners must raise their voices and speak out against this outrageous and targeted attack against rental property.If you live, work, own or manage property, please call Assemblymember Ed Chau, who sits on the Housing Committee, as soon as possible and ask him to VOTE NO on AB 1506 (Bloom).STEPS TO FOLLOW:1) Contact Assemblymember Ed Chau at:https://caanet.org/on or before January 9, 2018.2) When the call is answered:a.

Then you put them into whatever CRM/email platform you use and go from there with whatever process you already use for leads.First off- never said I was an expert... but hearing I have the worst advice on the forums... oo well, your opinion... internet is a free space, so attack me if you wish.I was just speaking to the fact that it is not necessary to run ads on Facebook, not making any blanket statements about business websites on the whole. 

I found out about an attack dog through a letter from a neighbor.

I know this stuff may sound so elementary to you veterans that I sound like a fool, but I'm one of those people that really needs to look at something at all angles before I attack.

Or did you attack it by yourself?

My advise is have a plan of attack and make it a goal to build a business team right away when you get here.

But they don't post the listing so people in the forums have no idea how to really help them attack that particular challenge (whether it's a good or bad idea).  

This would be fine if it was posed within a plan of attack and seeking ideas for execution. 

@Joe SplitrockI think my plan of attack will be to offer low originally and if they do decline I will raise the price the ask for seller financing. 

I have made a plan to attack these using the Snowball Avalanche hybrid method I saw on a BiggerPockets Money video.