.: If you are trained for physical endurance, you'll probably kill it with door knocking.

Firstly to gain experience on what sort of issues to look for (physical, legal, financial, or otherwise) and how to find them, and secondly to increase capital faster than my job allows.

Good information and the opportunity to physically meet a good group of people in the industry with a diverse skill set willing to share and learn.

Does anyone have any advice for finding deals or people wanting to sell before they hit the market other than going door to door physically or via mailers? 

I currently have existing mortgages in the US for some rental properties - but am also interested in purchasing a primary residence when I get back in a few years (and was also wondering if I can easily purchase before actually physically moving back).Thanks in advance for any helpful answers!

Half of them are either MLS retreads that were crazy overpriced to begin with or have so many physical or title problems that no one is going to own the property for profit. 

One night i stepped out and asked them to keep it down since it was Midnight and the person tried to get physical and intimidate me however that didn't work. 

A typical example of my assumptions in a decent B suburb:- $130k retail value- $1350 market rent, netting $1285/mo gross revenue after accounting for $65/mo (5%) physical vacancy- $300/mo property taxes (2.8% annually on assessed value.  

If you add up all the days I’ve been in physical therapy for a year of my life.

If you add up all the days I've been in physical therapy for a year of my life.