Each lead-generating process has its pros and cons; door-knocking takes a lot of time, and you may not be speaking with the owner of the house, but you get to talk to people face to face, and it is relatively cheap (you should have a flyer or packet). 

The first one that comes to mind is property management.

I know you mentioned leaving a little more money in the deal than expected, but with $500 in cash flow and a $1,200 rent, it looks like you're still in a great spot.It’s also impressive how you managed to find the right contractor, especially on your first out-of-town project, those connections can make or break a deal, so kudos for finding one who’s an investor too!

As a tax professional and fellow investor, it’s good to have a great time around you

Just think about what happens in hot tubs....Every management company I spoke with confirmed this, and I've been through multiple cleaners and they all did it as their standard cleaning procedure.

Right now is one of the hardest times to be a realtor.

I am opening to hearing about different financing options so I will be reaching out to set up some time to talk.

Hey All - Super excited to be attending BPCON 2024 for the first time with @Princess Subijano-Cannataro!

Now, the question remains whether the A’s stadium or Bally’s new resort will take its place—only time will tell!

We currently have 3 long term rentals and are self managing.