Realizing it was not your intention to drum up biz, I will say I am intrigued by your specific strategy.

That one looks like a property manager using fake ads to drum up leads for other properties.

@David Hamblin It's more about deal flow than your preference for starting out...if you are doing things like driving for dollars, you need to understand many possible RE investing strategies...think of it like a funnel...every possible deal you drum up gets fed into the funnel...the circumstances of the deal dictate your acquisition strategy. 

I have a friend in need near Fort Drum.

Seems to be a sparsely replied to topic based on some older threads but maybe the publishing of this most recent article will drum up some traffic.

I have attempted to drum it into my kids but it may be worth sharing with those close to you.So here it is .... 

Even at that, I'd have to say I'm not here to drum up business as 97% or so are, nothing wrong with that, but it's how they go about doing it taking advantage of BP and the members.

Ok, Al Williamson, got my April insurance invoice and month over month, on an ongoing basis, by fine tuning my coverage, setting values at what they should be instead of the insurance company's fantasy AND switching my remaining properties to ACV (Actual Cash Value) from RCV (Replacement Cost Value)... drum roll please... savings of $261.78 a month or $3141.36 annually.

Cheers to following the beat to your own drum!!!

In rentals anyway. if the floors are in decent enough shape....drum sander with 36 and 24 grit and go to town.