I'm a new wholesaler in Scottsdale- currently working with an investor who wants to target certain areas...Arcadia Light, Gilbert, etc.Max price up to 350K.So I'm looking to hook up with an investor friendly local realtor that can help in our search.Thanks,Bill

I'm targeting multifamily, retail and office property owners; however, we also intend to incorporate single family lists into our marketing campaign at some point.Also, if anyone has any advice on creative design or copywrite language, that would be greatly appreciated too!

Doesn't mean you never will be, but usually, the IRS won't target a business that has a CPA,  UNLESS, something looks "fishy"I owned 40 rental properties and I wanted to see at least a $100 profit per door, per month, and I also,  $100 per door for repairs.  

The fastest ways to attract new investors is by giving them what they want (home buyers and properties) and target them through Facebook advertising, Craigslist, BiggerPockets, etc.Let me know, if you want to watch a video I made with more details on how to target the right people and what type of offers to put in front of them.I also can do it for you for a trial period, if you're too busy or don't know how to do it.

I'm targeting multifamily properties, where before taking into account me living there and after taking into account the rehab, the property could generate a 12.5+ cap with the student rents.What am I not thinking about which could hinder my plan?

It's not a "targeted list" per say but a zip code with highest amount of cash transactions and other demo data I use for targeting owners "most like to sell quickly".I originally thought sending 4 branded postcards to every house for a month, one postcard per week was a good test but after reading a few posts and comments...

Direct mail marketing in your target market im unsure of.

Hence, the demographic that B/C targets sees lack of supply and hence, rents can be maintained and even grow in markets that are experiencing more saturation w/new class A supply.  

You will be educating yourself about neighborhoods and the numbers over the next several months and analyzing every property that hits your target markets close to your price range.

I think the location of your target property is not a bad place for an initial investment, especially if you will live there for a little while.