As a new member here on BiggerPockets, I am wondering what other websites, app, services have helped you to find off-market/wholesale properties? Besides mailings, calls, texting and yellow letters What would you use ...

Today, I showed the apartment to 4 prospects and secured one for each unit.

A fair bit has been written about "tenant blacklists" that have essentially been created by preemptive filings for eviction by landlords in NYC and other cities which have severely hampered tenants' prospects for finding housing over relatively minor issues occurring during their tenancies.

All I see is people trying to sell the formula or other information, there is a guy on facebook that has 2 different groups one for prospects and one for people who have paid.

Here is a linkhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/20-questions-to-ask-a-prospective-property-managerThere are plenty of other links out there as well.  

@Matt Ward - Two main reasons I don’t want to invest out here. 1) The money I have earmarked for investing is nowhere near enough for a down payment on a traditional non-FHA loan out here, and 2) the prospect of a 10% dip in home value amounting to $80k+ rather than $10-20k is terrifying to me as a new investor.

I am strongly considering beginning to take a stab at direct mail marketing in hopes of better returns compared to whats on the MLS .My big question is this: When you find a deal (take direct mail for instance), how do you know how to make a fair offer when a prospective seller is interested assuming you've never seen the inside of the house? 

I have a campaign already set up for directing prospects to a specific landing page but I'm not sure how A/B test this.

Hello, can anyone provide me with direction to find a due diligence checklist for a landlord for their prospective tenant - the lease is for a motel.I found a few bits and pieces on here, but nothing comprehensive.Applications to New Zealand law would greatly be appreciated. 

The lower energy usage might be a selling point for some prospective tenants, too.