I am considering dropping the rent to attract potential applicants, $50 should do the trick.

Nonetheless, sometimes one legal letter will do the trick and get them to act.

I am wanting to start wholesaling in the real estate business in the CT/MASS area Looking for tips/tricks to help me out

(And the people who rent those types of places will expect you to go crazy bringing it back to near-new condition in between tenants.)I think the real trick is finding an area that isn't super gentrified - I hope I am using the term correctly - but yet isn't a horribly dangerous, sketchy neighborhood.

You'l definitely be able to help aid value to those learning the DFW market as well as find some new tricks to add to your collection.

One house the trick was post it myself and then send an info sheet with contact info for the property manager saying get back to me if they say they can't show it.

Thanks Joel, Just another old dog learning new tricks.

The one trick is that it's a short sale so it needs third party approval.The house is in the Morrell Park section of Baltimore (zip is 21230).

A one page piece of paper would probably do the trick.

The trick to all of it is knowing in advance how much wall to take away and still have room for the sofa or the hutch or the china cabinet, etc, etc.