They drive to a house that might be vacant or distressed, knock, if anyone answers they talk to them, or if nobody answers they leave one of the above.

So you may spend a lot more time looking for materials and spend more money on materials than many.As far as STR rentals are concerned....make sure you know the market and the sentiment of the neighbors...I would go knock on doors...talk to them....are they going to be supportive or make your life miserable.   

@Branden YangYou cannot just go out and raise money from passive investors unless you want to have your state securities board knocking on your door.You need a securities attorney and $20k to do a regulation D 506c or 506b offering.

Deal #1- I was door knocking in order to build my business as a realtor, and a resident said the home across the street from him has been vacant for about 2 months.

DSCR is an option, but my last option: I've been able to get better loans so far, knock on wood.

To be clear, I ended up doing well financially when I sold at the top of the cycle, but I knocked on doors for rent / eviction a few times with concern for my personal safety.

I am here to learn from seasoned professionals as I seek to scale my portfolio.I have ran out of my savings accounts and seeking for creative ways to continue to acquisition properties.Any advice on what doors to knock for funding?

I am here to learn from seasoned professionals as I seek to scale my portfolio.I have ran out of my savings accounts and seeking for creative ways to continue to acquisition properties.Any advice on what doors to knock for funding?

I am here to learn from seasoned professionals as I seek to scale my portfolio.I have ran out of my savings accounts and seeking for creative ways to continue to acquisition properties.Any advice on what doors to knock for funding?

Some mentees will act as a bloodhound for the mentor, knocking on doors, driving for dollars, scouring the internet, making cold calls, or performing other services that help the mentor find new deals.