Hi All,My partner and I are in the process of getting our DM campaign going.

If you have a day job, and are not available to meet contractors, to pick up stuff from Home Depot, to advertise stuff on Craigslist, to comparison shop, then you are going to be a money partner and you may not learn very much or add very much value for all your earnestness.  

Per the SEC, we are only allowed to discuss investments that are currently raising capital that use 506c (506c allows advertising).

You'll learn a ton and have a much better idea of how effective your campaign is (response rate, quality of leads, quality of deals).I noticed you would like to move into buy and hold rentals but maybe feel that you need to wholesale in order to generate enough cash to do this.  

The key is having enough ads out where people who may be interested in selling will see them, getting the word of mouth advertising going, and (maybe as important) having a GOOD, ACTIVE REALTOR, who works hard to get listings in the price range of the houses you're looking to purchase.Good luck and you've come to a great site for info.frankall cash

Many landlords, like myself, that jumped on the Help The Victims Campaign, are displeased with Fema feeding rent checks thru a straw.

Here are my lessons learned:Most of the functions can be handled via a web interface: advertising, rent, tenant screening, maintenance requests, applications and forms, etc.

Also what formas of advertising are you using to get some of the sellers calling you.

hi brit,I PMed you a link where you can search through many properties advertised by agents in Bulgaria

That 30% spread covers your butt generally for the following expenses: realtor/advertising fees (4%-8%), conservative PITI holding costs (4%-8% for 4-8 months to fix and sell), closing/fianance costs to buy (1%-6%), closing costs to sell (2%-3%), and unexpected expenses/repairs (1%-3%).