I owned a fourplex and 3 duplexes (for a total of 10 units so you don't have to do the math) prior to this purchase, so I had alerts on my phone when a multifamily property came on the market.

I owned a fourplex and 3 duplexes (for a total of 10 units so you don't have to do the math) prior to this purchase, so I had alerts on my phone when a multifamily property came on the market.

I found this deal while looking up comps in the area speaking with another lead on the phone.

Once you get comfortable on the phone and with your numbers, I'd recommend sending out professional letters instead.

If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

I’m using my phone so maybe I’ll have to try a laptop, though I don’t have one so it would be very inconvenient. 

And I take notes of the objections I get.But, you are right, I didnt read it to him over the phone.

I would expect to pay $40 to $60 an hour for phone conferences and $60 to $150 an hour for in person.

I receive about 2-3 inquiries on my property every other day but usually i never get a response when asking to speak via phone or email.

I break my deposit up and part of it is admin and cleaning and is none refundable.