Direct mail tends to work best when you send a campaign of 5-7 different pieces, 4 weeks apart from each other.

I picked a location that has many military people coming and going because houses tend to sell fast and there is always work if you’re good.

Most of what I've seen recommends the following:1) Make sure the city and neighborhood you're considering has the right demographics (growing population, ideally in the 20-30 year-old range since they tend to rent more), a diversified economic base, good schools, public transportation and low crime.

MH lots tend to be much larger as well.

Financing is usually tough on HDFC co-ops since there are income restrictions (which restricts who you can resell the property to), appreciation is usually not so great and the co-op tends to take a large percentage of any profit you make on the resale (some buildings take 50% of the profit as a flip tax).

Properties in your neighbourhood would be much easier to tend to as you can be on the ground whenever something comes up.

I can also attest that the sill still gets too soapy and slippery.A tile surround is a huge renting point in our favor with the health care workers we tend to rent to here in Pittsburgh.

Whole Foods and Starbucks have huge market research teams and they tend to place their stores in well off and up and coming areas. 

I was wearing a half-respirator (3M-7000 series) with NIOSH-approved organic vapor cartridges, as detailed in the MSDS of the product, but I could not achieve cross-ventilation, even with the door to the closet removed. 

The trick is finding people who are likely to sell, before they act on it.This often includes Absentee owners as many of them tend to sell in a few years.