One of my acquisitions managers cold-called the homeowner, met in person that same week, and locked it up on the spot.

I do have some books on them I will be getting to after I finish “Extreme Ownership” by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin.

Door knock, drive for dollars and then cold call (you'll still have to pay for skip tracing).

should it be thought of as a method that should be done in combination with buying lists and mailing to them and cold calling? 

Geez it has been extremely difficult to find a lender to give me a HELOC or Home equity loan on an investment property that I have quite a bit of equity in.

I have cold feet on out of state real estate investing and have one sfr that is cash flowing but not very well.

Howdy my wonderful fellow REIs,I have been on the search for my second (buy&hold) rental in Cleveland for months now, but it seems as if there isn't much inventory out there and/or the available inventory are either extremely overpriced, need so much work it isn't worth it, in war torn areas.

Although the rates are little higher and you’ll have to pay usually 1-3 points they close extremely quicker than a traditional bank so that helps when making offers on properties.

Brian is a standup guy who is honest and extremely trustworthy, but in this deal he had to put the best interests of his client first, so we brought in Jeff Torres to represent me.

It's a duplex (top/bottom) for $100k, renting for $650/unit, built in 1920, and in an up and coming neighborhood (there are both boarded up homes in this area as well as extremely nice, recently renovated homes).