This on will tie you and you money up for months and will put you squarely in cold weather season.

If I were going after commercial, I'd add cold calls, and even stopping into the property if they were likely to be there.

Winters are cold and lack of sunlight year round will beat you down if you aren't prepared.

If you have the time but not money, do things like Door Knocking and Cold Calling.

Enough of this cold weather!

I had to rush to get the packet out because of my anxiety: https://www.dropbox.com/s/o0psnzrg30kbc80/13006-CMA%20718%20Gladstone.pdfI will put it into the packet!

I'm just curious because I have added e-mails and some cold calling to my marketing strategy, and I can see hitting the FSBO sites for motivated sellers as a good place to find deals.

Steve,Some suggestions1) Check your pricing relative to rental comps on RentMetrics to see if you are overpricing (disclosure: I am affiliated with this company)2) Check vacancy rates in your area on the Census Bureau's site to see how hot/cold the local market is.3) Consider what other options tenants have (e.g. professionally managed garden style communities).4) Consider whether money or overhead is more important to you (e.g. can you make things more attractive by offering to handle lawn care, or would you rather just drop the price?)

Amd the splice into the upstairs cold was accessible from the basement.

I have heard with time shares you can buy existing ones from people that want out for deep, deep discounts.I have friends that take vacations all the time and use the free trips and have the spiel down cold on how to get out of the rooms real quick and say no to everything.Me personally I can't stand that stuff.