You may need a property manager, a maintenance worker, and a contractor before long.The secret to many out-of-state investors' success is finding and hiring an excellent property management company.

This Thursday night Milton De La Cruz will be here to share with us exactly how he did it...he is sharing his trade secrets...and goodies galore so that you, too,can incorporate any part of his success intoyour own real estate investing strategies....Milton will share details of deals he did-- the good, the bad, the ugly and the PROFITABLE!

But still there are plenty of local landlords everywhere, what are their secrets?

Being saturated by wholesalers is a good thing... not a bad thing.Do you know one of my biggest top secret methods to get contracts signed?

The secret to success, is to never stop mailing.

I realized her secret- she had diligently invested in RE in India over a period of time, whatever money she could save.

I am in the top percentile in my field making thousands per hour for my time.I am not going to spend time on someone that wants to be a (secret agent buyer).Details matter in the ability to perform.

Has anyone contacted the Secret Service?

People trust people who either make things happen or they believe can make things happen...that's what you sell.Emerson once said:"Self-trust is the first secret of success...the essence of heroism"Just keep at it...don't let your pop corn start to sizzle in the pan and then turn the heat down ( I've down that a few times).

Dehumidifier install--I'll bet they really like that.So even if they are a put off by the timing they will be more comfortable.If it were mine and and only 1 rental, or only 1 or 2, the "Rental Experience" I want to offer in this instance would be to try to find a convenient time that works for both.No need to play Drill Sargent and make them feel their privacy has been violated in a SFH as long as the option to be flexible is there.But, if you have no other option, then you have no other option.I'd let them scurry to clean the place for the visit (dust, pick up old crushed beer cans, empty ash trays (and hide them), wash the dishes, make the beds, move secret pets somewhere, etc....Turns are expensive, why step  on a Hornets nest if you have another option.An apartment complex is different, those run on a schedule, home or not, dryer vents get cleaned, washer hoses replaced, filters replaced, leaks fixed, etc...Just my 2 cents.