Anything on the topic helps!

@Kyle Roberts Lucky for you David Green wrote an entire book on this topic called "Long distance real estate investing"But your key people will be a deal finder, a deal manager, a deal contractor, and a deal lender.

You can search by topic and phrases etc.

I looked up a few articles on the topic and many children of BB are facing the same situation.

Anyhow, let me get to the topic.

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(Here I would ask a big open-ended question like, "What can you tell me about the property, etc" .. but always end with a question, that's how your steer the conversation always end with a question) That's my experience to start a cold call conversation, and move past that objection- and the owner not wanting to build rapport. move forward, depending on the personality type, any opportunity presented, when the homeowner leaves off the main topic line, never interrupt, that is your chance to start to build rapport, and get to know him/her, and talk about non-property issues/ topics.

Here is an article I found on the topic.

It definitely wouldn’t be a BRRRR, more of a B&R (Buy and Rent lol) but it would Cashflow.I was hoping to get some pro tip input on this topic if anyone can help.