So you can combine a monthly postcard with updates on social media or by email, as long as it's not spammy and they're OK with hearing from you via email.Always include a call to action - a non-salesy way to do this is to sign off saying that referrals from people like them are the heart of your business and you're never to busy to help them or the people they know with real estate.It's a long game but doesn't have to be a loooong game. 

@Sean MIddleton, not for the faint of heart.  

Hi Augusto.Generally, shop around and get the tile done as low cost as possible, and it will not only boost your cash flow, but also occupancy rate and tenant experience. 

It has been my experience humans are opaque and you can not see what is in their heart and mind.  

He owns five other rentals (many of which he lived in), so the underwriter's kneejerk reaction was to question occupancy... but we got there and that loan is approved now.Topic near and dear to my heart as I'm both a loan officer and an former house-hacker.

As national water shortages become normal nationwide news stories, we will see another huge boost to prices out here. 

Our idea is to pick up a hand full of STRs to boost our capital to get into multi family or mobile homes parks down the road.

If so, it breaks my heart to see this on one of the first ones.

The Smokies are not for the faint of heart.

In 2018 everyone was having a heart attack because rates had gone up so much. 2019, almost all of them refinanced.