If you're in real estate full time I understand the self promotion and deals that may come from it so can't knock that.

Not your problem it is going to take a week or two to get to them.I would rather an out of country ex-tenant be mad his last check took two weeks to get to him then the FBI come knocking on my door because I unwittingly deposited a check into a terrorist money laundering slush fund.Plus I do not think you can even walk into a bank and try and put money into someone else's account anymore unless you are on the account or you have a deposit slip etc.

That means marketing, marketing, marketing.This usually includes direct mail, and a few other marketing techniques which could include pole signs (aka bandit signs), fliers, door knocking, calling on For Rent signs, "driving for dollars", hanging out in eviction court, etc.

Or you can hire your own buyer's agent.CONSAgents are either hard or impossible to deal with.Method #2: Knock on the Door or Personally Leave Your Contact InfoPROSVery easy to do.Gets the highest response.Cheap.CONSHow far are you willing to drive?

The above two suggestions are to help you toss that local lender a softball that she or he can easily knock out of the park.

First door knock complete! 

Stay away from “Bible Salesman” knocking on your door. 

Over the last 3 years, we have educated ourselves, adjusted our spending habits and knocked down our debt.

If you can tackle bigger portfolios you can knock down prices more so then on single one off units...

He did my home inspection prior to purchasing the home and knocked out the rental inspection free of charge.