Kristine Marie Poe I've always used that exact technique with buyers too.

I'm a complete beginner and while learning about all of these Real Estate strategies, lead generation techniques, markets, NJ State Taxes!

The Investment Contract I mentioned will be tailored to what you are doing, so there wouldn't be a way to give you an example without having an understanding of your proposed offering.

I was originally planning on using the "dollar" technique to send letters with handwritten addresses to all the people on my list (about 150 leads). 

@Jay Hinrichs my technique is buy properties that fit their criteria and resell them in as is condition, usually their just a little under retail.  

Especially when establishing systems initially, it's very helpful to go through those transactions on a weekly basis, maybe even more.The other software piece that we really like is Monday.com which although is not specifically tailored towards the rental market, is effective in managing work. 

I have a similar question, although tailored to my specific situation, and I hope it may help answer your question through a different perspective:It appears that, as a high income earner (>150k), it is nearly impossible to deduct rental income and expenses without REP status until the accumulated passive losses can be used to offset the home sale.

Please point out what screening techniques in this thread "...are 100% against the law..." and why they are illegal.

@Dmitriy Fomichenko I noticed that throughout this post you refer to this technique as a Solo 401k, does this strategy only apply to 401ks or can I use it with an IRA/ Roth IRA?

Your loan is tailored to your specific needs sort of like dropping all of your information in at the top of the Plinko board.