I suspect that a lot of traffic you get probably bounce off pretty fast.Try adding giving obvious value to your audience so they want to stay on the page longer.

I'm not sure a family would know what to do with you; and how would you provide them the peaceful use of the property - if say - their kid was bouncing a ball in the house or the kids/parents were fighting/television on loud, etc.? 

Use this forum to bounce ideas off one another and hopefully get your own mind thinking on ways you can improve.

I'm looking to send out my first round of mail in the next couple weeks and would love to bounce ideas off of people doing the same thing.  

I'd love to touch base with you now and then and see where we are and be able to bounce ideas off of each other.

As I said, I'm also new, so I am not able to give sage advice, but we may find ourselves working together somewhere along the line, and it may be good to bounce ideas and things we learn as we are learning about real estate investment.

Do not hesitate, to post questions and bounce ideas around in applicable forums.

As I said, at minimum they would be an agent that has bought and managed their own properties.Since we are not familiar with too many parts of Seattle, we would need someone we can bounce our thinking on find the neighborhood that fits our needs.

@Joe Mueller Hi Joe, I would say caution is needed, but not necessarily more than any caution a new investor faces with going in new to a business just not having anyone successful to bounce problems off of. 

Also, you have people who have invested in safe, and high crime areas, so you can bounce ideas off of them there.For the most part personally, we made sure we secured the building in a way that really deterred criminals, and made sure we do a block by block analysis - learn how to read which blocks were good, and which ones we should stay away from.