Sounds like your competitive advantage could be taking great listing pictures as well as documenting your journey for others to see using media.

I'd say your best bet to start building the list is via social media.

You could buy a property via subject-to the existing financing - BUT DON'T DO THIS ALONE ON UNTIL YOU HAVE DONE SEVERAL WITH SOMEONE WHO HAS THE EXPERIENCEWays to build your buyer's list:Networking  - go to networking events and start building relationships with investors.Foreclosure auctionsConnecting on social media platforms - but take it further.

Flexible pricing options are key, especially when you are just starting out. Let

You could manage an agent or wholesaler's social media account.

I'm regularly using social media to create a strong network of local lenders, GSs and all other specialist), investors, attorneys, insurance brokers, fellow leasing agents that can help rent units,inspectors, even internet provider networking. 

Mazda Toyota Manufacturing Introduces New Made-in-Huntsville Mazda CX-50January 27, 2022/in Automotive, Community Development, Engineering, Featured, Lead, News/by Dawn SuiterMazda Toyota Manufacturing (MTM) held a special media event yesterday at its joint manufacturing facility on Greenbrier Rd. to unveil the start of mass production of Mazda’s newest crossover SUV, the CX-50.

I'm not great with the online social media stuff but I've promised myself to check this posting regularly to make some connections. 

More in-depth research could help, but you will likely not receive the standard two months additional rent if a tenant is given orders to relocate, while still having to compensate your property manager for finding a new tenant.That being said, the Rooms To Go Outlet in Dunn, NC is just up US-95 with a huge warehouse full of discounted furniture.

I keep seeing in videos, books, forums, etc. from BiggerPockets and other outlets that they recommend and have taken out a 2nd home loan with the condition that they stay at the residence for at least 14 days out of the year or 10% of the time you rent the property.