Monthly social hours with hors d'voures, community BBQ, pool party/cookout, monthly car wash, monthly giveway's (gift cards, dinner with management, etc. for a small group (2 to 5...and post pics on your website) who provide feedback on what areas management can improve, etc.

I’m also putting together my “dream” team and interviewing attorneys, title companies, lenders, real estate brokers, contractors and magicians so I’ll be fully prepared when the 100 postcards I send out to randomly selected people results in the 14 offers to sell their notes that represents the average 14% response rate to junk mailings. 

For a 5 bed, 3 bath house, it may be difficult to get random travel nurses to all share a 5 bedroom place.  

@Minh Vuif you have to ask random people on the Internet... pass

if you buy something random on the MLS it's probably not going to cash flow. which might be okay depending on your strategy. but it sounds like you're getting under contract and then trying to get the price down and / or get repairs made. 

Buying a random cornfield somewhere really isn't likely to attract a data center buyer not any related interest.

Come to our Austin Investor Social Hour next Thursday at 7 at Draught House Pub and Brewery!

I would not trust random people on the internet  LOLmy guess though is you do.. their might be a few states were you don't need a license but not many if any is my thought on it.  

Random calls, voicemails, and invoices from maintenance vendorsC.

I used to see AirBnB arbitrage on social media a lot.