You could also try door knocking, cold calling, text messages, RVM, SEO etc.Attend your local REIA meetings to find out what is working best in your market right now.Hope this helps!

We exchanged drivers license and he shared his Articles of Incorporation with me.

I got advice from my lawyer but handled it myself.I went to the door and spoke to the person explaining the situation.

But as a rule of thumb, the more doors the better, so I would focus on 4-unit properties if that works for you.TYFYS and best of luck!

A single puppy can dig a few holes, chew on some window trim, scratch a few doors, and dig up the carpet at the threshold of a bedroom door in a month and cost you $500 or more in repairs.Increasing the rent is better than a deposit.

Carpet at entry points, typically the living room.Second is probably storm doors and window screens in my neck of the woods.Third would be shelves, crisper drawers, or door bars in refrigerators.

Writing on the walls, holes in the doors? 

I have a mix but if I was to chose one path I’d say multifamily and-buy as many doors as you can afford to get knowing what I know 

More in the New London county and most of RI. 2-4 door MF units.

Thank you Taylor.I visited the property yesterday after running the numbers: To make matters worse, one of the unit's former tenants were heavy indoors smokers, trashed some doors and toilets, and there was a electric line that was 10 ft from the ground.The upsides that I see:1] Long-term tenant in the next unit, Section 82] Close to the universityAny limitations to rent increases regarding Section 8 tenants?