I agree with @Chris Feltus on paying for the stuffing of the envelopes.

It's a definitely an overwhelming process - picking the right furnitures, decorating the space, stuffing the house, etc.

We scheduled phone calls with about 800 of our investors, 400 down and 400 to go, and so far the feedback has been about 80% see this as an opportunity.  10% are stuffing their mattress, and 10% are looking at stocks. 

There is a bag on the left side that is stuffed with other bags.

What constitutes smart strategy depends a lot on what the return is on the alternative investment you could make with the cash you're stuffing into equity on the rental.

They sell coaching to those programs and they own the rights to it.Carleton Sheets is the only "guru" in the Real Estate field that didn't go to prison.I was project manager on the Carleton Sheets website back in 2009 when I learned about "Stuffing the Chicken."  

I had a box in the lobby for tenants to leave their rent checks and he always left me an envelope stuffed with cash and I had to make special arrangements to pick it up.

And on a 21 unit we stuffed close to 100k in our account after principals were paid out.

Do you just show up with a pile of paper receipts stuffed in a box and expect him to figure everything out? 

There are several duplexes and I’m pretty sure at least one quad stuffed in there with some tiny houses.Kelly Mill just west of the town square.