I believe it’s called fuzzy math.Glad to hear you got it right – good luck.

Don't just ask for something, try to give something first - a Joint Venture opportunity - cold calling for free - etc.

I live locally so I drive over to the property call police and she is speeding off just as I pull up with officers.

We've had our other one for over 7 years and luckily no tenant issues etc. minor handyman things my wife and I typically take care of it. 

Overall, there is probably enough housing in the US for everyone but no one wants to live in Northeast Iowa or Central Mississippi so there's a mismatch between available housing and where people want to live.

I have some really cool ideas for that area.

There are no deposits in place.

Let's hope on a call to discuss certain criteria you are looking for!

C properties have no ceiling fans, I will install for $50 if they want to buy it, but it stays at the end of lease, (unfortunately they are usually taken when they leave anyway).  

Since I get almost daily messages regarding small multi-family opportunities in Charlotte and find myself repeating much of the same information on the phone during intro calls, I figured I would go ahead and put my experience into writing for others who are doing research.