I'm talking ways you are managing your prospect data, AND outreach to sellers (Direct Mail, Ringless Voicemail, SMS, Cold Calling.

I mean-- sure, tell all the prospective landlords they are horrible.. great.. you now have a squatter that can't find a new place for months and months  because the landlord says they are horrible.

What are the long term prospects?

But… those books did not tell you to set up the gas/water before starting the rehab or how to properly list the property to generate leads on potential prospects.

From my experience, prospective tenants only seem concerned if someone was murdered in the home.

Downsides are that there isn't much room and the prospective buyers, while getting off-street parking still won't have a garage for their cars, expense of driveway.3. 

Well, it was a good enough prospect for me to actually drive by the property and initiate contact with the owner

Hey man.I'm also a young prospective investor in Winnipeg and currently looking for my first deal which will be a house hack. 

It's those kinds of properties that lets you retire financially with only 2 units if you can get it done right.But both my real estate agent friends are nervous about that prospect.

You’ll need to shampoo any carpets when your tenants leave, before showing the unit to prospective new tenants.