We also invite tenants to do a final walk-through inspection with us.

We have been looking at numerous properties/land but wanted to gain more knowledge before hammering down the nail into the long term rental business (currently 26 years old).

I invite all to give inputGhNks

As finishes will vary from region to region I think you try and determine your best repeat customers and invite them to a free lunch or dinner at a nicer local restaurant and perform a customer survey right there through discussions at the event.

Try different approaches until you settle on what works for you but don't be affraid to adjust). 5) Lose all fear of the word "No" because you will hear it a lot6) Walk away from the table politely (if you slam your hands on the table and storm out, you may not get invited back.

As a local investor in the area i would like to invite you out to the monthly meeting we just started last month at yogis bar and grill in dublin. the next one is may 12th i believe, it is free and just a group of us who network and drink a beer or two. but a lot of good people where these last month I'm sure it will continue to grow and be a great tool for you!

Not sure of all of the ins/outs of it, but I just established a "Series LLC", which is popular in real estate investing (my business isn't even REI, yet), because you set up a "parent" and then underneath that, you can set up numerous other companies/brands in a "series".

When we purchased our properties in early 2013, our home inspector was very thorough, found numerous issues but Justin had his crew fix most of them.

One negative is that you have a limit on the number of leads you can input then you have to invite someone to the work space to enter more.

Martin thank you for the invite but at this time I have to much on my plate to make it to California.