You need a real digital video network, something like Grant Cardone's witnation.com where you can present active video content like mini-docs, info-tainment and user generated content.Who's with me?

Well if your family assets are in 8 digits on the bottom line you should already have at least one trust....I've got 2, a non-profit and in 6 LLCs.

You can try different marketing strategies like getting emails and sending your letters digitally or getting phone numbers and giving the homeowners a call.

What I don't have is a steady job and a reliable source of income as I relocate every 6 months as a golf professional (FL for the winters and New England [VT for now] for the summers - I dig it though!). 

They get a receipt and I get instant notification time stamped already in digital format.

Hence, if the meter is one of the older analog models, you'll see the wheel spinning around thus occupied; if it is a digital model, you should see the digits increase thus occupied.Also, go read all of the notices left on the door already.

(Yes, they got one, it’s the Las and they signed aging they got a copy< hopefully digital these days so they can email it to you.)

I started investing in single family properties in 2012 because of the double digit returns. 

There are so many other markets that can achieve double digit returns.

I would go the digital route for your application, there are a ton of benefits there, easy to manage, integrated with screening reports, no retyping tenant info into your database or to pull reports, plus it's usually way easier for tenants to fill out.