Then knock on the door and when that door opens what's the very first thing your going to do.

Had a tenant in a place for two months; got a knock on their door and found a woman standing there saying she just sent someone $750 as a deposit on the place. 

I haven't done this for a few years, but when I was younger I used to go with a partner and door-knock the pre-foreclosures that we found in public records.  

Congrats on getting into RE as an owner/landlord.Best way to find local fix it types is to look at new building permits, then go to the place and knock or walk up when you see the trucks there.

Thanks...for most of us the "value" comes from the wounds, scars and hard knocks of being in this industry for 30+ years.  

I would knock doors and make phone calls on current rentals in the area. 

And is knocking them dead as a retain real estate agent specializing in small plex's in North side of Chicago.. and if you ever met her you would understand why..

Are your renovating and selling or knocking down and putting a high value home or adding a second floor like you stated.

Hi Bigger pockets I have been getting the Sheriffs sale list for my county, hand selecting a few of the properties and knocking on doors.

There is no law against buying real property, but the regulators can knock on your door to see if you're acting as the fence sending out these gangs of pick pockets.