Not the least expensive options, but they are there and numerous.

So if you've got an empty rental and you don't advertise your rental...well, we hope you fall into the 'unique circumstances' category.

Just go to: http://podcastawards.com/ And write us in under the following categories:BusinessEducationPeople's Choiceor any other category you think we should be included for That's it!

There are numerous articles that I would like to be able to mark as a Favorite as I am terrible at remembering where in the world to find them when I need them. 

In fact, I would love to contribute to a new forum category called: "Miserable Failure Stories . . . but at least I learned something!"

You can customize each to fit your needs better. http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/category/spreadsheets

I fit more in the low volume new construction type of category with only about 5 specs going on at any one time.

I have studies numerous approaches, and most seem about the same: look for properties at the same time you're looking for investors and then connect the two.

When looking at multifamily the first question is do you want to own all your own OR are you open for partnering with family, existing business associates you have along standing relationship with, or general partners as long as they check out.Some of my clients fall into various categories.

@Brian Gibbons, I've been scouring the forums on the lease option approach and I've noticed you are quite active in this category and recommend beginning with LO Assignment.