I'd recommend adding them to your radar.  I

I end up tagging people as a form of “invitation”, but this is cumbersome and typically slips under their radar. I

Another niche that flies under the radar is housing voucher (formerly section 8) There is a negative stigma attached to it, but the returns can be pretty good as well.

Private lending was definitely on my radar, I just need to look more into implementing this strategy as I do have a sizable nest egg already.

Chris, the investor in this case might not be on the radar. I

@Jacob Smith thanks for the offer I will in fact be at Pewaukee lake Thursday thru Sunday and going to the state fair.. it been 30 years since I have driven up your way.I bought a Cirrus in Duluth in 04  and spent a week flying around N Wi in transition trainging and landing at a bunch of the airports there went into Oshkosh flew over packer stadium etc.fond memories.one idea you may have to scale is take these clients and bring them on as equity partners.. you do source manage do rehab work etc in exchange for equity and they go on the loan with you.I built a pretty big portfolio with this model.. got up to 350 doors then sold out in 2013. but if you have good cash flow there and your totally under the radar.. I

Anybody on the west coast not using property radar is really missing out @Sean OToole has created hands down the greatest tool I have seen in my 40 years of doing this... if I had this back in my timber days I would not be on BP right now I would be in my G 5 ....

If I as a twenty something have not had this on my radar I imagine those in their 40's or 60's will likely not be using this technology either.A cool concept but I think instead of a QR code a URL would likely be more successful.

A lot of good advice and definitely things I didn't have on the radar. I

Forgot to mention that Property Radar is so much more powerful than looking at auctions.