Gas stations, elevators, convenience stores, Starbucks, fast-food places, you name it, if there are people around I'm 10 second pitchn'n them!

Then write a short "elevator's speech" and memorize it.

And in the mean time, Renting it out for 550-600 a side is doable, even with elevated expenses, it still can be profitable.But I will take the points both shawn and mike made, both with way more experience than myself.

HOA fees provide as follows: Water, Heat, Gas, pool, common insurance, scavenger, landscaping, elevator, tennis court, basketball court, parking, storage, laundry, clubhouse, snow removal, exterior maitenance, security door locks. 

I'm currently an elevator technician and web developer and I invest in real estate with the wife. 

An elderly visitor falls on a slight elevation on a sidewalk or walkway and breaks her hip.

@Jeff Rabinowitz and Account Closed thanks for the input.What I was thinking was to give an elevator Pitch at the local REIAs and tell people I will be in the back if they have any questions.I will hand out a flyer to tell them who I am and then follow up by tel, and email, set up a meeting to go over what I do and deals I have.Do you think it will work or scratch the idea of the flyer?

That's when I went on BP and got some good advice and ended up hiring someone to come and take samples to show no elevated mold levels in the bathroom or anywhere in the house and then I had that to show interested buyers, which was certainly better than just me telling them what we did but it still sent a couple away I'd say.

Speaking with Brian has elevated me from kicking the curb to really doing deals.

All of our house are at least 2 story and none have elevators (yet!)