hey everyone my name is andre smith and im currently working on my marketing strategy, so after about 9 months of showing face in a local real estate club(showing face is not just showing up to the events but really going there and showing enthusiasm and networking and trying to build long relationships and going to any extra events I could and I learned this all from biggerpockets and I feel blessed to have stumbled across there website about a year to year and half ago) any ways I have worked myself into there group and over that timeframe I have working on my current house and hoping that my house will appraise for more then $25k then I bought it for one year and 8months ago and I have been preapproved for $18k home equity loc if appraisal goes good(should find out in a few days). so I will be using some of that money to start my marketing strategy, so I have been focused on re-listening wholesaling and direct mail podcosts and over and over again all of the guests had mentioned something about you have to be different then everyone else be creative but all I keep hearing is bandit signs, direct mail, door to door but nothing that made one individual different besides one might have a different negation tactics or is a better listener (something to the extent to that, not going to lie I am kind of rushing this just so I can hear everyone thoughts, so sorry if im not to detailed or grammar isn't correct right now).

Actually, yesterday, I stumbled across an old public schools administration building that has been on the market for a while.

The other day I stumbled upon articles on segmented depreciation and how it increases the depreciation in early years by doing this.

I recently stumbled across it, wish I'd found it earlier.

The judge just won't buy whatever answer the landlord manages to stumble through.)And yes, your sister did have a lease, but the landlord agreed to end the lease because he had signed a new tenant.

That one just happens to be one I stumbled upon while "Googling" around.

Hello guys and gals,On my long commutes my mind wanders as I listen to BP podcasts and I stumbled upon and idea.

I stumbled across what I believe to be a genius way of shielding active real estate income.One can tie up a property for, let's say $1K.

Hi @Andrey Y.I stumbled upon your question when searching for repair information.What I've done with my last two properties was to take care of what needed to be taken care of prior to the tenants move-in.

I didn't stumble on any deals, but there are some nice neighborhoods in Inglewood.