If you know of anyone looking to fund deals for a nice return I would appreciate a heads up.

If I notice a "for rent" sign I'm not above calling it to check out the competition.

When we gave the tenat notice of sale she stopped payment on the rent check .

While I am in some pre-license classes at the moment, I am noticing that the brokers who come in to class to recruit, when questioned about investing, usually say that they encourage their licensees, who are interested in investing, to do so.

I've noticed many landlords and property managers offering incentives, usually $X credit for rent, to get referrals.

If anyone is looking to fund deals for a nice return I would appreciate a heads up.

Did you notice that?

Go ahead and ask your questions and the forum will answer them.

Either from the broker/office manager or from the company itself.One thing that I have noticed that really sets agents apart is how much and the quality of training do they receive as a new agent.Best of luck to you and your wife in her new profession.

i'd look up the owners and send them a letter or a postcard. right now i'm slowly building a list the same way. i have around 20 properties locally that i've noticed that are in various stages of disrepair.