-Circle Prospecting (cold calling)-Direct Mail-Sphere-Driving for dollars-Door Knocking-Advertisement (be specific Facebook, Instagram, google)-Zillow leads-Other websites leads-or Other be specific 

The fact you might have a once in a decade freak even that knocks out power/water for a few days is already 'baked in"Just like an earthquake in socal or tornado in Tennessee won't change the market. 

If you are a career real estate investor you will most likely be sued at some point and the IRS will come knocking on your door.

Not a knock, just an honest statement of facts.

If you are raising money from passive investors, you are offer a security, and there are a fair amount of regulations and documentation you need to abide by if you don't want the SEC knocking on your door.

You pay PMI, but if your area is appreciating quickly you can have the PMI knocked off early.You'll probably have to pay for another appraisal, but that's way cheaper than refinancing down the line.

Conduct short training videos to fill in the gaps (how to spackle holes, painting tips, color schemes, winterizing a home, gardening tips, etc.)One more tip: find someone who's knocking it out of the park and copy them.

Flippers need to door knock, direct mail. or hook up with wholesalers who do the marketing.Best of luck.

Also, knocking on doors (aka "driving for dollars") is an outdated way of doing this and honestly isn't worth your time.

Also, knocking on doors (aka "driving for dollars") is an outdated way of doing this and honestly isn't worth your time.