I'll simplify for a single house.Multi-touch--I am communicating with my prospects or target audience more than onceMulti-medium--a sign AND CraigsListSustained--stay at it until you have the desired resultsTargeted--know your ideal demographic and get in front of themGuerrilla differentiation--stand out from the others.

BUT beware,,,it will kill underlying roots of desirable trees also.It is a great lawn broadleaf control also,with above limitations of killing desireable trees underlying roots,,,the weed B gone is basicly a 2-4-D product which knocks them back also,,,but NOT as toxic to underlying good tree roots The 'CUT" sapling treatment MAY be one way around this,,but the active ingredient of it 'piclorin'(sp) is death on wheels for trees.

All you need it desire, some knowledge, and the fortitude to fight through the day to day, and you'll find your success.Jump in on the site and keep soaking up all the knowledge.

Know the motives, lifestyles, goals, desires, hobbies, etc. prior to the first contact.

For a rental with $2300 in rent, and the usual 50% for expense and $100 for desired cash flow, the most you could pay is about $158,000Rent: $2300Expenses: $1150NOI: $1150Cash flow: $100Max payment: $1050Max loan: $157,822.95That's assuming zero rehab.Using hard money, assuming you want nothing out of pocket and a 70% LTV, you would need to buy for no more that $141,687.19.

I just don't think he has the drive/time/desire to place a tenant and just wants to sell the properties. 4) Do you have some hidden rehab in building 2 that might get real expensive given you don't have power or water on?

After listening to BP and reading the forums, I've found myself obsessed with the desire to own cash flow rentals. 

Being that she's supportive, IMO you guys should leverage the partnership you have, you can focus more deeply on real estate, once it pays off, she may inadvertently have more time/energy to be directly involved with REI in ways you may desire. 

Unless someone is looking to ski or ice fish it doesn't seem like a very desirable area in the winter.

However, within less than a mile sits one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Jacksonville, San Marco. 1.