You appear to have time because you are so young, but if there is to be a huge market correction or economic downturn in the next 12-18 months, then that will be the time to strike it big.

It seems as if people become agents because they think it's easy and they'll strike it rich after a year or two (the Existors).

I wouldn't be writing home about the deal but these days it's hard to come by a property in most places that is within striking distance of 20% CoC under typical financing conditions.

@Chris Martin You strike me as being very successful at what you do.

Richmond doesn't strike me as an area that is constrained by a lack of physical space to build, or environmental conditions that prevent building additional units. 

This strikes me as a big conflict and would negotiate a change with a lawyer's help or get a different manager company.

This guy has a lease with the previous owner (no markups and strikingly similar to mine) and that lease was legally assigned to me at the closing by the seller.

We want to strike quickly and take action, but we know that we don’t want to jump into a disastrous deal.

Uwe is a superstar, but he usually tells us where he is about to strike next!

Send out a mailer to these group of homeowner and if they are interested and motivated then they will call you.If they want to strike a deal, be sure to be prepared.