-Putting out Bandit signs (occasionally investors will call me looking for properties) -Calling other Bandit signs (reaching out to wholesalers/investors and seeing what kind of properties they're looking for) -Putting Ads on Craig's List I've also seen it suggested that you can reach out to landlords by calling "For Rent" signs, but I haven't done it myself.

I think it's important to keep things on a professional basis, but I think an occasional act that says "we appreciate you" is a good thing to do.

Turnkey for someone that does remodeling work is different from someone that buys the occasional property and has another full time occupation.  

It seems that Duncan Taylor is dishing out some more tax advice here without the proper license.His statement that one must renounce his/her US citizenship to gain income without paying deferal tax is simply wrong.A qualified and licensed tax advisor will tell you that there are many ways to accomplish what you want.

That won't even scratch the surface of the billions of dollars that go into retirement accounts every payday.Actually, folks here do mostly SFRs with the occasional MFR here and there, mostly City of Chicago.

I have no real estate experience, except for occasional summer work in construction back when I was a college student.

Occasionally you find people who are selling a house to buy another that is not yet ready or have some other short-term need.

There are occasional expenses associated with this.

Someone has to cook the food, wash the dishes and operate the retail stores?

There are some opportunities on SFs in the Warrington area with an occasional MF mixed in.