Just have them pay through PayPal which handles their cc/bank draws

I don't know what the allure of it is however I'm in the same boat as you.First step I would draw a circle around where you live and how far you're willing to travel for your first investment.

Good properties in good areas generally draw good tenants.

Few ways I have seen it done.Interim construction loan where the builder would buy lot from you when he closes into the loan (buy lot at first draw).

Does anyone have any creative good tactics to draw traffic to a rental?

Or can we avoid that and just draw up an agreement between the two of us?

They have sharp spurs/burrs and stick to everything including dogs, children, socks, fingers, etc, and draw blood (and curses).After the invasion, the only permitted solution is spraying and one has to regularly spray for 1-2 years to eliminate... ask me how I know.

On our loans we have always used a voucher system, with verification of work done, etc. in order to keep lenders protected, and regular inspections/pictures, etc.Though we can find the deals, draw preliminary designs, renderings, site plan, are licensed in real estate and construction, know all phases of development, we have never used joint ventures, syndications, etc.

You can certainly come up with some amazing copy to put in your letters and other mail pieces that could help you stick out.But I think it is more of luck of the draw.

I've been amazed at how little extra wear & tear there is with that many people in and out of there.Caveat is that we are the only town actually on the entire 470 mile Parkway and we have the only snow skiing south of WV so there are a few unique draws to pull from a huge market area.