I had to knock one down and immediately replace with the exact footprint.

That said, I had some pretty bad experiences when I sold my house in NJ with realtors coordinating with builders to bring the price down because they could make a bigger profit knocking my house down, rebuilding and having the realtor sell for them after for a much bigger profit.

door knock, mailer, look for house with overgrown lawn?

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I don’t think door knocking isn’t necessary.

That’s not the norm but it’s more than enough to want to take my family elsewhere.As an investor I flip, buy/hold and wholesale when the opportunity knocks.

Take the hose and when you get the water bill, knock on the door and politely give them the bill.

Few things that helped me really jumpstart: 1) Who you work with matters: Your brokerage is more than just a name, I am with Keller Williams Boise, and most people love to knock on exp/KW/local brokerages for the stigma's surrounding them but the bottom line is, it's a name.

It's the old "I can't lock the door but I can knock a hole in the wall." 

Have you ever considered going direct to seller with direct mail, driving for dollars, or door knocking?