My property manager usually has the students self recruit to fill available rooms ( vetted by property manager of course.)

Although in practice its a small industry and brokers who keep agents commishs' when they move that's bad form and can find it hard to recruit 

What do you charge for recruiting new tenants?

I know I need to be careful with how I even go about posting this, so I want to be perfectly clear that I'm not trying to directly recruit or advertise for any syndication through this post or thread.

Get paid from sales first, recruiting is a distant secondary until your established.Contact me if you ever want to discuss anything or have questions.

I am a new wholesaler that is currently recruiting some bird dogs to look for vacant properties.

For those interested, here's the clip:http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/police-recruit-fitness-testing/n11310/

When someone graduates or leaves, they recruit others themselves to keep the rent/occupant low.

However, to give you a simple answer, all things considered, I think buying and renting over the long term is "easier" than lease options, because it builds wealth without having to recruit buyers, handle extra administration, etc.

As for my plans/goals business-wise, I'm honestly not sure how much I can state or if it would be thought I am trying to sale/recruit.