@Anthony Blanco100% through networking and building a positive reputationI do not sell - I provide a lot of content and education to people (at no cost).Networking, assisting others and when you have a deal make sure it goes well and build a track record is the way we have done it

Some things I do to avoid bad situations: screen well, only have properties in good locations where people actually want to live (I find tenants behave better when they know they have a good thing going for them and that they are easily replaceable), set proper expectations, have a rock solid lease, go over it with new tenants to make sure everything is clear and agreed upon, and enforce the lease by issuing a formal notice to pay or quit every single time rent is late by even one day (and charge the late fee), or a formal notice to cure or quit every time there is a lease violation.

They are a cheat code to building an all star investor focused team in any market.

I do have a contractor that has an amazing team that can do everything from the ground up to plumbing and HVAC.

Even if there is a due diligence period, that is material information that should be provided up front. 

Hey @Marvin Bracamonte - pretty much depends on you, the amount of $ you have, as well as the numbers on the next property. 

Sent you a DM as well. 

Hopefully you've turned into a Buckeye's fan as well!

There is a lot of truth to this post, however there are quite a lot of misleading and inaccurate lines as well.

Partner Driven knew that with minimal investment and a well-timed sale, this deal could generate a significant return, making it an appealing investment.