Tell people what you do more frequently.

Thanks Jim,What would be the recommended approach on targeting that audience? 

When I raise rents, I make it trivial to avoid giving cause for moving (never exceeded 10%).IMO, profits come from first controlling expenses (but not on the cheap), then from marketing the value / amenities to justify the rents to the new tenants.eg: marketing amenities:  units come with a one car, lockable garage and it frequently gets used as a storage unit. 

Follow up with them less frequently and if they demand too much of your time, feel free to cut ties.As an investor you need an agent who knows what you want, your level of risk, where you want deals, and potentials outside your comfort zone.

I've noticed that certain listing agents frequently come up with these flips and have come to the conclusion that they have connections to investors.

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We've tried bandit signs the past few weekends but more than half seem to disappear so I'm a little weary on how big of an audience we are capturing at what cost.  

I've heard that the success of this film is largely BECAUSE you find yourself rooting for the people who helped America (ie. many of the audience) become bankrupt!

You don't make a lot of money with very specific information geared towards a very specific audience.

There are homes that are in safe neighborhoods (green areas on Trulia) yet seem to either have a history of being sold underpriced or have a frequent selling history, often at a loss.