Number two is Tampa Heights, south of the university and slightly north of downtown; this old neighborhood of Tampa Heights is attracting more people than ever.

You would be looking at less than 3k in materials to upgrade that kitchen including a new basic stainless appliance set.

So I basically got 3 houses for free and my monthly cash flow went from $1200 to $3600/month.

Basically it was the zip code my property is in, and going out 5 miles and there were still only 6 that came back and 2 of those show leased (vs. active or pending which I can't submit as a rental comp).

If we hadn't moved forward and made the offer and went through the process, negative as it was, we wouldn't have met the people we have who ended up helping us more in the 2 hour meeting at the end than anyone else. 

I'm excited to get started with this new community of knowledgeable people.

I love hosting and have tremendous passion and attention to detail with property management that seems incredibly hard to find those sorts of proactive skills in people when looking to hire for my own rentals. 

Expireds – These are people that want to sell as is shown by the fact they had listed, but for some reason the property didn’t sell, that’s where we step in Tired Landlords – Landlords who are tired of managing rentals Referrals from Agents – Some agents find properties that aren't ready for prime time and the seller doesn't have the money to fix up the property for the MLS. 

It doesn't cost anything to attend RE meeting, introduce yourself and get contact of people who invest in properties.

The slow season is November and April, but people still rent.Hope that helps!