I am extremely new to this world and trying to figure out how to analyze potential properties. 

I don't thing they are efficient, I had it in my office for years, the minute you stop it, cold or hot, air is gone. 

Good Morning BP Members,My intent today is to reaffirm the value of cold calling, be it using the cell phone, in a seminar, food shopping, or any place where you have an opportunity to introduce yourself and your company services, etc.We all have a story and most folks would like to share it or listen to one that is sincere, professional, and passionate.Your communication needs to be brief to get your message across in a short time (20 - 30 seconds). 

In some cases people decide not to do a cash out because the rate on the first is extremely low but even in those cases cash may be the wiser choice.Here are some issues with a HELOC - They are a liability, open end mortgage (basically a credit card) - They carry a ARM or Fixed Term rate set for 3/5/7 years with generally a higher rate then what you could get on a 30 Year fixed currently (Especially for the lower loan amount under $80K) Yes - they can hurt your credit because again its a open end credit card so when the balance gets above 40% of the credit limit it will have an effect of the credit score.

It absorbs some of the sound and on a cold day, feels much better than laminate, on your feet.

HiI am a long distance BRRR investor with 4 units in Florida.I am looking to identify STRs in Long Island- ie Cold Springs Harbor, Hampton’s (although Hampton’s properties are probably too overpriced).

If it can mitigate your cost of living over the next few years, will cash flow when you move out, and there's not extreme volatility of the industry there (just a steady slow down) - I think it is worth purchasing. 2-4 unit owner occupied's are the best cash on cash in the game and a great starter education into real estate investing.

If you don’t feel comfortable cold calling, you would have to hire that out.

I'm not sure how you don't see the logic in this Bruce, it's as though you want to jump to the most extreme option first. 

3) How do contract callers charge, i.e. per call, per lead, etc4) How do I go about finding a reputable person/service to cold call for me off of my list?