A month and a half later, as the final 30 days of his current lease approached, I sent, via certified mail, a nonrenewal notice due to his lack of response and therefore rejection of new lease.It was THEN that he signed and returned the new lease.

I will connect with my local utility companies on this approach. 

I approached motivated for sale by owners, preforeclosures and owners in distress via phone.

I just am trying to understand if when you approach a wholesale opportunity do you literally say “I help buyers get into homes” ?

I am likely going to include all utilities and internet in the rental price for sake of ease, but I wanted to hear how other people have done it or get feedback on this approach.

If there is anyone who focuses on this niche, I would love to discuss how to approach this, JV if possible, and QC some things between us.

Any recommendations on a different approach for meeting these experienced people?

But I'm curious to know how you approach colleague requests through the site?

One consideration could be refinancing the current loan back to a 30-year, though looking at what you state as your current loan and compared to today's rates, I think it would actually raise your P&I.So, based on what you've described, it seems like renting it probably isn't the best approach here.Also, on selling it, you may be a bit high with an expectation of $50,000 net.

I have read about the BRRR strategy and I would like to utilize this approach if I can.