I am using direct mail to find a home for us, a fix & flip, buy and hold.

In some states e-mail might be legal but non-enforceable in a court of law.You need to determine ( Is this tenant worth keeping?)

There are free e-signing programs available online.

One thought I had was to perhaps put together a direct mail campaign to try and source deals, but my hesitation is that I am currently working with a conventional lender and do not have money on hand for cash deals which I feel are more typical in off market transactions. 

All of my income is reported on my personal return, each property appears with its year-end totals on a Schedule E.

This is evidenced by an abnormal lack of new logins to our investor portal and a lower than normal amount of e-mail and phone inquires about our Funds.We believe that our country is going through the worst of the coronavirus fear right now as we reach peak new cases.

If you definitely want to find Airbnb owners, then go on Airbnb, try to figure out the address of the property you are interested in and mail an inquiry to that property or look up the owner's mailing address (that is possible here in Florida via public records) and mail them a professionally sounding and respectful inquiry into purchasing their property (preferably without the word "unload" in it, lol).Good luck!

Year Two (Buy My First Multi)Attend the local REI and network.Find a multifamily deal through any means necessary (wholesaler, foreclosure, MLS, driving for dollars, direct mail, etc.).

Then your schedule e for your depreciation.

Hi everyone,I've been investing in land for about two years now, so I filter my mailing lists to only include raw land/lots.