I haven't checked out those other sources so I can't comment on them.

Finding non-traditional sources of labor is a great way to save money. 

@Vong Lee BP will be a good source of information and know-how. 

I now that I have some experience closing a couple deals I wanted to ramp things up by making 1,000 cold calls per week over the past monthMy goal is to talk to close ten deals by March 31st of this year and I want to know if someone could give me tips on how I can make my 1,000 calls per week as efficient as possible.I want to talk to ten new homeowners per day and I currently talk to about 4 and only one at the most usually is interested in selling.My lead source is D4D along with delinquent tax & sold tax auction properties.I feel If I can talk to 10 new homeowners per day, and make offers on those who are motivated, I can reach my goal of closing ten deals by March 31stWhat would someone recommend I do to get the most out of my calls?

Ideally i would then like to use Rental Income from AirBnB to pay off source of funding for rehab on primary residence and being able to pull out profit from equity gained to use on another real estate investment.

I am using my contacts with BP and other sources to get these affiliates signed up.....Regarding refunds, see my website: "Please follow training as taught.

However, before I give them more information, I was hoping to get some critical advice on investing in condos.

What are some sources/tools to identify those markets to invest in>2.

I have to say my greatest source of knowledge has come from You Tube only because the information found there is often relayed in a manner I can understand.

Interacting face to face with other investors will help tremendously with forming those critical relationships to aid your progress.