unless its a local commercial bank were you can get to the asset manager.. this is universally a waste of time as you will never get to a decision maker if its a national bank or asset manager. they have protocol they go through

Maker sure to share all of your experiences to date so that others can learn from them!

Hi all,preface: I work in the film industry in LA.

We actually own and operate a high-end luxury home cleaning business.We hired professional cleaners upon move-out & also had the carpets professionally cleaned at 6 months living there and again upon move-out and used proper chemicals and a professional power washer to clean any oil stains from the driveway we may have caused with our old work vehicle.Our landlord charged us the following odd, ridiculous charges:$3.33 To empty out the ice from the freezer ice maker $1.08 To screw a lightbulb in the bathroom vanity$30.00 To remove a nice black metal paper towel holder we had put in the kitchen cabinet$6.67 To fill and paint a tiny minuscule hole barely visible to the naked eye in the kitchen pantry door$3.00 For a smoke detector battery$3.33 To remove a small piece of duct tape from a wall switch in the kitchen we had placed there because every time someone flipped the switch accidentally it would turn the dishwasher off.

OK this is my take.Entrepreneurs are business makers, looking to fill a need in the market, learning and implementing small business skills and "growing" a business by scaling and hiring.

I do want to join this business because it is a great money maker if done right and because this is very interesting to me!

Other options is owner financing, lease options, and airbnb Not sure if this applies but maybe corporate housing, registering home to film commission of the state for movie, tv, and photo shoots, and rent out your roof to energy companies.

Also there is a meeting the first Tuesday of every month at the Wyngate on 68, it is a deal maker session where wholesalers can present their deals to investors.  

If its a great neighborhood a teardown and new hous is a money maker if you buy right 

@Anton Rachitskiy Thats great I have started to make real estate more of a career vs. side project this last year.