It does mean more due diligence, it will also mean more expense, each property must be appraised, inspected and title search needs to be done on each one.The trick is in making your offer, obtaining a discount by taking all the properties.

The body should have the following sections CLEARLY distinguishable from each other and the rest of the website.1) A good reason why they should read the body (unarguable logic does the trick for me)2) A good “how it works" recap (don't go elaborate here).3) Expectations (what can they expect if they choose you?).

The trick is I recouped most of my money of front, I did nothing to the property, and I'm collecting $1,000 a month.

Depending on the unevenness of the floor, a little liquid floor leveler may do the trick. 

Comping a property is part science, part art and sometimes the more experienced folks know a few tricks based on the area.

The trick is to have agents that hustle and give them accurate tools for analysis.

Do you have any complaints, tips or tricks? 

But it looks great, and once I figured out some of the tricks I'm moving along pretty well.Given all of that, and adding to it the fact that a lot of the home depots locally have it up on a high shelf on clearance, I'm gonna acquire as much of it as I can and install it in my next rehab, too.

The trick is to get all your ducks in a row so you're ready when the right deal presents itself.

I am slowly growing my rental portfolio and would love to hear peoples stories on their trip into scaling, what tips and tricks you all have learned and what was biggest hurdle you have had to overcome in the process!