Is this just a matter of setting up an appointment with each tenant, bringing the old lease and the new lease and having everything signed?

Ive been reading The Book of YES by Kevin Ward and lately i've tried cold calling FSBO's on zillow but haven't had any appointments yet which gets a little discouraging, should i just keep smiling and dialing? 

BP – I would love your input on any of the following points (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)

I am excited to be at this stage but wonder if I am a little ahead of myself. I have scheduled a HELOC meeting with the bank as I would lik...

And make sure you have the right to appoint future Trustees as some attorneys may simply appoint themselves forever.There are other issues, but first get these ducks in a row

At one time, I had a database of sold properties with all the information I would need but now I am in the middle of an estate matter for my mother who had a stroke and appointed me P.O.A.

This is a relationship business.No disrespect to Jordan Thibodeau  but making appointments with agents you find on the Internet can be very time consuming and fruitless for you and a bunch of agents.I hear lots of people looking for "Investor Friendly Agents" but what you want to be is an "Agent Friendly Investor!"

We talked for a little while and scheduled an appointment to meet so I could look at the paperwork she had received from the bank, as well as get an inside look at the home.The owner had been running an elderly care home for several years but had gotten sick and needed surgery so was unable to continue doing home care while she was recovering.

When she didn't show up within 5 hours with the $300 I made the appointment with the attorney.

thanks for the reply scott it was very straight to the point and knowledgeable, but i must say when i had read your post i had to laugh. the resaon being is because i am currently experiencing the proplem of having a lack funds or proof there of so this deal i've working on is about the slip awayi go in great detail about my problem on another thread, but i will give you a quick over view of my problemwell last week i found a vacant boarded up property in a good neighborhood, i seen a real estate sign out in the front yard, so i call it and got some info on the property (it was 79,9 and was recently reduced to 65), so then i setup a walk through appointment to see just how bad it was inside, so after the walk through i figured i would only be interested in wholesaling/assigning the deal to another experienced investor/rehaber because of the amount of repairs need, the lack of knowledge i have, and the quick money/profit i would receiveso after some negotiation i got them to drop the price down to 55 thousand, but here is my problem becasue there is an agent involved before we can go any farther and get any contracts signed they wanted me to open escrow/earnest money with about 3000 and show proof of funds and etc which i don't have, i was just planning on tieing the property up with a contract and a earnest money deposit between 10-100 dollars but i guess that would be only if i was dealing with the homeowner directlyso i guess it would've been alot easier if i would've first had my funds setup (either through the help of a mortgage broker or hard money lender) to show proof of funds wtih a pre-qual letter, its just that all this reading i've been doing on real estate investing i kept hearing no-money down and etc i just jumped in without thinking about my team members and the funding (((so i guess alot of times when someone says no-money down, there really saying there might not be no-money down from you but the money is coming from someone, OPM))

A woman called and made an appointment to come visit the house.