Having that one additional method of contact must surely be a good thing, even if it will lead to some unworkable leads.

I probably use the worse possible method to collect rents.  

This method requires a little set up time but I found it worth it if you are using Google sheets to keep track of your real estate.  

I've been tying to decide on wholesaling before I start the BRRR method and I think responding to your post just sealed the deal for me that while I do want to learn wholesaling to find good deals and learn more about the entire REI process, right now I want to focus on adding passive income so I can take a break when I want.  

Undoubtedly if you listen to the podcasts you'll hear about how people found success by using different methods.

I have done Greg's method and just told them how it would be and they shut down.

@Daniel Monk Well for starters I put 15% down, strictly running off the 1% method.

Welcome to BiggerPockets Andrew, but I would stress that real estate investment is a method of getting rich slowly.

I would like to hear from other real estate agents and brokers what methods have worked for them when marketing a rental property for another investor/landlord.

As a buy and hold investor in South City with a house hack, I find the St Louis market extremely appealing for this method of investing.