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Perhaps the title to this thread is not "luring" enough to attract attention?

But I want everyone to know that I'm not "exploiting" workers like Ken may have interpreted it.I'm a big believer in the Law Of Attraction (do good things and good things will come your way.)

I wouldn't consider it a major profit center in any event - unless you went whole hog and bought prime real estate next to a major highway near a tourist destination.

All other guests have filled out their contact info, initialed each page, and signed the last page without any questions.While it is more hands-on than a regular rental, the extra rental fees you collect should be worth it so long as you are in a good tourist area.

Hi;I know that residential agents will typical work a neighborhood by sending postcards, knocking on doors, setting up a website, and doing everything they can to "own" a neighborhood.But how does a commercial agent attract business?

Anybody know a good strategy to position yourself online and attract deals....besides an expensive website?

Probably good to design in a chase or just run likes for future split AC while walls are open now.There's one big 4bd/4ba unit that I'm trying to position as attractive for a future owner occupant should I decide to later sell, which is mainly the unit I'm dealing with here.

But RE definitely offers more incentives than other businesses and therefore can attract cheap money, banks, institutional REITs and other large sources that helps build class-A apartments, hospitals, offices etc. 

I see nothing wrong with Phil asking for the money if he is trying to link together with other well established investors from around the US, but that does sound kind of steep for someone who is more than likely just getting in the game, as his training courses would attract new people rather than established investors, who really do not need training usually.