Hello Everyone! I'm new here and trying to become a full time wholesaler. Ive been studying and researching a lot and would just like to reach out to more experienced investors in my area to see if they'd help me star...

I am also new to BiggerPockets, so pls DM me with any tips and tricks on how to best utilize it!

But with the right strategy and tools, you can make the process smoother and more efficient.Here are some tips and tricks for successful property management:Screen Tenants Thoroughly: Thoroughly screening tenants is crucial to avoid any potential issues down the road.

I feel we do have a service that is to good to be true, the trick is conveying that without looking like spam, or seeming unreal.  

True, but I would never go into it with the intent or end goal to pull a dirty trick.

By reducing vacancy, maintaining market rates, retaining tenants, nipping problems in the bud, and other services, they can often pay for their services with the extra income or even put more money in your pocket.The trick is finding a good PM.

The property will be put back on the market with in a week but since I am assuming that you purchased during the owner occupant period you will need to wait for a price drop which could be +-30 days or soThere is no trick to being aware in advance of needed repairs.

Thanks for all the tips and tricks.

I think it's often because of lack of knowledge, as opposed to trying to trick buyers.

@Daniel Sar house hacking is a little trick for the tax end of things.