Just won the bid on a rental property waiting on paper work to be finished.

-Move-in: Provide paper towels, toilet paper, shower curtain, liquid soap & fresh ice.

Matt Hi an welcome to BP since you have been reading an asking questions your on your way i would suggest getting to network with your local Real Estate Group in your area i know that is cliche also i would post some ads for distress sellers online craiglist, backpage ect these are free something like we buy homes any condition any location close quick withyour number they will call get as much info name,number, specs on property 3b/1b ect get to know the area an what homes sell for do a drive around the area when going to talk to the seller get the property under contract take pics or video of the property at the same token you should have ads online as well stating you havegreat investment deals for 60% on the dollar for sale to cash buyers building your buyers list don't worry if you only have 1 property for sale just collect all the info from the buyer name , email,phone, an what is there buying criteria an how fast can they close. have the buyer sign a purchase contract with $1k to $2k Non refundable Deposit "EMD" take both papers to your title company collect your check then rinse an repeat.i did leave out a few pieces [REMOVED] hope that helps.

I dealt with paper files, had a secretarial pool that typed all letters and memos, and there was no email.

We live an hour away and most of our neighbors take the train (metro, subway, etc) into DC and all say they love it because it gives them an hour to sit down and read the paper or relax before work sans kids.

For instance, run an ad in the paper along with all the "We buy houses" type ads and drive them to an autoresponder.

I still have my 9-5 right now, but its a lot easier going to work knowing that at some point I won't have to. Well

Some sort of marketing is needed, like "We buy houses" signs, letters to people in foreclosure, ads in the paper, or web pages.

They want the Landlord to answer lots of questions about the house and area for them.That beats the local paper where I get timewasters that take up my time to show the house and do interviews, and then as they are walking out the door, announce that they get Section 8.

Then we figured out how much was ten per cent, and they counted that out, and attached a slip of paper marked "God's money" to it.Then we read each bill, counted out the money, and paperclipped it to the bills.