Option 1) Wireless camera that backs up data to the cloud (requires a monthly internet service, which I currently do not have at the complex)Option 2) Camera that backs up data to an SD card (cheap, but I think the card will fill up quickly...like a few days at most)Option 3) Mock camera (may deter crime but could have a liability issue if someone was ever a victim to a crime)Option 4) Do nothingObviously this is not the same as having a home security system as most of us have an internet service plan.

Hi, so i was wondering if anyone can provide guidance on prospecting. i was thinking of doing prospecting by cold calling?

Am I allowed to ask if a prospective tenant is an alcoholic, or is alcoholism considered a mental disability and therefore in violation of fair housing guidelines if I were to ask that?

Online ads will reach more prospects with less effort and expense. 

More than just “how much profit will I make”, the indices give insight as to how one asset compares to the group of prospect assets based on top performing historic assets (similar to the way equity markets are measured; how much better or worse does a category perform against the moving average of the S&P 500).

I am a newbie agent with zero transactions - despite 24/7 prospecting and a 45 year sphere of influence, a bigger-than-life local profile, that includes a goodly # of 40-something couples with tremendous income, but not enough to afford a home in SB.

You will want to keep the payment affordable so your prospective new resident can fit both the lot rent and the monthly payment for the home into their budget. 

I am looking for a list service to help me with prospecting new properties but I am not sure what all is out there. 

minimize my vacancies. and don't nickel and dime on fees, or charge exorbitant fees for simple cheap tasks.When I look at zillow, I see management companies that are not proactive in finding replacement tenants.Ideally, prospective tenants should be touring the place as soon as tenants give 30 day notice, not waiting until the tenant moves out and the place is empty.

What do you feel are the long-term prospects of multifamily investing?