I just saw a commercial for the Ring Flood Light with Motion Activated Camera, Alarm, Speaker, etc... 

Hi there, I'm an investor friendly loan officer and I my own personal house is in Ogden, the assumption that Ogden is a little rough can certainly ring true in some areas.

Someone just posted my cellphone number with a free laptop on Craigslist.The phone rings every 20 seconds.Text messages are constant.Wow, now I know how to conduct a cell phone denial of service campaign.I started answering some of the calls.

I've not found the best time of day.Some markets - the phone rings quickly.

The rest I put on busy intersections and low income neighborhoods attached to telephone poles.MY PHONE HAS BEEN RINGING OFF THE HOOK!!!

Every hardware store has the caps, they're cheap, and nearly infinitely reusable... just toss them back in your "plumbing" toolbox when you're done.A couple of tips on replacing shutoff valves: if the existing valve inlet has a compression fitting on copper pipe, 95% of the time you can re-use the old hex nut and compression ring/ferrule/"olive". 

When the phone started to ring I realized that I didn't know what I was going to say.

Just to show I'm not tha much of an a-hole, I did think about it.I think there's a great opprotunity for AI in the sales process - finding what rings a buyer's bell.Let's see you see a property at $/unit, built in xxxx, needs work, mostly 2-beds in a C neighborhood, but cheap compered to the comps.If you can match that up to what you've gleaned from existing owners/potential buyers, it'd help focus your activity.One thing we never have enough is time. 

Plenty of info and plenty of Jacksonville resources here.Your name rings a bell.  

Right now the plan is to look for deals on middle-income homes in the inner-ring suburbs just north or east of Dallas (Farmers Branch, Richardson, Garland, Mesquite).