I’ve seen a few people I’ve interacted with start out with this strategy, however in the forums I’ve been mostly hearing all things wrong versus here is how you can do it and be successful.

For example, being a jerk/late/having a bad interaction at the property visit is not a protected class.

One of the coolest parts of Host Camp is getting to interact with Rob and learn from him directly.

Also, be sure to be active in interacting with other peoples posts too.

Stay focused, continue to educate investors, and always prioritize honesty and integrity in your interactions.

It is entirely possible that every other day the police would be at a house providing a new "warning" to the "renter", whereas in a typical rental situation that renter can be held to any other standard as a resident of the community.Your desire to make money from a neighborhood house that was never designed for commercial activity should not trump my right for peaceful enjoyment of my property, which includes the right to be part of a neighborhood, interact with my neighbors and have some idea who is living around here - that is one of the reasons for the "sex predator" registries, for example - so that people who live in residential areas have some idea who their neighbors are.

They take care of bookings, cleanings, guest interactions, everything... so it can be more of a passive investment if that's what you're looking for. 

If you don't have the info the prospect needs to feel good about continuing to interact w/ the page and to entice them to opt in or call... the visitor will bail and find another site that will. 

@David Thomas having no social life was one of the keys in my situation, but unless you are naturally introverted like myself, it can be tough to do without social interactions.

He will be responsible for submitting paperwork for the seller and interacting with the bank on the sellers behalf in order to facilitate the sale and get bank approval for the contract you submit if it is accepted by the seller.