Once I've acquired the property I can do all the magic afterwards in terms of generating revenue. 

I'd been researching on and off for a solid 18 months before getting my first property, and I still had it in the back of mind that you just invested a bunch of money, and checks start magically appearing in your mail box.

Once I have some really great answers to this question, I will create a new thread in the new FAQ forum, and through the magic of computers, make it appear as though these amazing answers all came in order.

The magic is in the creative vision for the properties optimum potential and then value engineering a path towards accomplishing it. 

Ultimately, my conclusion, it's only the magic of ownership that provides wealth in the property management game.

I am in the insurance industry but we have two fulltime employees doing nothing but cold calling apartment and commercial property owners... there is not magic bullet or phrase that can make a prospect interested.

There is nothing new in the industry and there is no magic in any of this.

Magic!

Unless you magically found this tenant, you should be able to re rent it.Bottom line, split the cost.

I know 70% is the magic number but in strong markets profit can get squeezed.