When I was still green and didn't know about prescreening, I had a woman, Ferlita, come to see my house. 

.- Post to Facebook weekly about what's going on in my RE journey, and add as many people as friends as possible- Don't limit my social content to JUST work-related stuff; People want to know the human behind the projects- Issue a monthly e-newsletter sharing more detail on the projects I'm working on- Attend at least 2 non-RE-focused networking events per month- Post here monthly- Spend 30mins/wk commenting on forum posts wherever I can provide value- Share value in all FB groups where my ideal capital partner might be hanging out, monthly- Try to remember to tell everyone I meet, what I do- Have my VA engage with the IG profiles of people who fit my 'ideal partner' description, for ~30min/day, 5d/wk- Check in with my potential partners weekly- Hold my existing partners on a pedestal and be a woman of my word& one-off projects:- Figure out where I can host a few local workshops on how to get into your first rental property.

I have seen so many great deals fail to receive the financing that they should get based on cute legal tricks that totally gum up the financing.

Young woman, bought this house on my own.

The way the lot is split is going to have a big effect on the value of the house, and I don't think the seller is going to have that little cottage as his first priority on the new lot line.I'd also want to know what the plans were for the new lot.That's a cute house and a lot could be done with it.

Hi Marco,I like it--looks nice for a honeymoon cabin, but I think kids might be rough on the cute decorations.If there are deer or similar (rabbits, raccoons, squirrels, hawks, etc...)

Long story short, this woman (bad neighbor-happened to be an attorney) wrote a letter of complaint to the building and planning dept claiming my adorable tiny house was blocking a nonexistent view of the ocean (beach views are not possible due to flat neighborhood), "decreased the enjoyment" of her use of her property and (my favorite) was interfering with the air circulation in her home, etc, etc.

We have a couple student rental properties and keep the student permits active for resale but don't rent to students.There is a great rental market outside of students so getting someone in there for only 8 months is an option especially with it being a cute furnished rental.

The tenant was an older woman who lived alone but had children and grandchildren living nearby.

No matter how cute of a house we found that was incredibly refurbished and renovated, we never got the feel of 'yeah I can feel comfortable going to the store here or walking my dog around the neighborhood'.