The biggest bang for your buck will be to contact every agent in your office that has a new listing (that isn’t already under contract) and offer to host an open house for them.

@Bennet SebastianOur strategy involves hosting RE conventions, normally within driving distance of the property with medical professionals,medical retail, etc. months before we plan to open the complex.

@Andrew Zannotti hosts one at Billy Bob's burger.

Then you will need to put a cloud on title by having the seller sign an affidavit and filing it in the public records so they can't sell it to anyone but you.It may help to use a RE lawyer for the entire process.

I'm based in Columbus, OH and host the multifamily investors meetup here.

Consider Additional IdeasWhen life starts to resemble pre-coronavirus times and it’s safe to do so, here are some not-so-socially distanced ideas you can use to welcome new neighbors and create a sense of community: Host a block party Invite the new neighbors over for dinner Arrange a playdate if you both have kids Take your dogs to the dog park together Invite them to your local clubs and sports meetings Offer to help unpack or move boxes Invite them to go with you to the park or beachIf you’re unsure of which direction to go in, think about what would make you feel welcome if you were moving into a new neighborhood.

Contacting another host is a good idea, thanks. 

@Derek Tellier hosts a monthly meet up. 

I’m a somewhat new rental investor in the US (I’m a homeowner in my home country and an airbnb host there, but the experience feels very different).

This cloud now needs to be dealt with by the title company/insurer before closing with any buyer.A court appointed PR is acting in the best interest of the Estate.