I would suggest breaking leads into priority scores 1. being the worst deal in a crummy area. 5 or 10 being the homerun I would mail the low scores call the middles and door knock the homeruns to priorities your time!

All, I'm closing this week on a multifamily deal. We're doing a double close and the holding period is just 1 day so I don't think I can qualify for the 1031 exchange. Let's say I'll get paid out around 250K. To my kn...

I told them as long as your contractor gets the necessary permits and everything is done right, knock yourself out LOL.

That tenant stopped paying rent when the owner died because nobody came knocking for it.

hello BP members, I have one year in real-estate and so far I have acquired 2 properties from a wholesaler through my real estate agent I am located in Houston Texas. lately I want to go off market and send mailers do some door knocking but the truth is that I don't know how to get started when it comes to the paper work.

Though I earned many lessons from the school of hard knocks!

He then asked "do I need to speak to my lawyer" to which I replied, "knock yourself out".  

There are definitely good areas and bad areas, and it might make sense to knock on the neighbors door to get a feel for the block. 

To your other questions, you won't know unless you knock on the door.

The seller does not want to worry that an appraisal is going to come back low and they will have to knock $10K off the price.