It's not necessarily from Tenant neglect and you would be hard-pressed to prove that in court since you weren't around or involved at the time. 2.

There are some books you can actually find in a local public library if you are seriously pressed for cash.

I started cold calling recently, and I had a quick question to anyone who has found any success through cold calling. 

Taxes are high and some areas have net migration moving away from cold belt states that are more anti-business to more warm belt pro-business states.

I am not using a dialer I’m doing the cold calls manually.

I'm planning on writing letters directly to owners in this neighborhood and cold-calling those who I have numbers for. 

I think I have a blog post about purchasing older homes in cold climates if you want to check it out.  

Unseasonably cold weather gripped the country in February, with deadly snowstorms lashing Texas and other parts of the South region, curtailing sales.

A broken window during the cold season.A washer made unusable by the "poor" residents by one of their own "Guests".A physical attack by a residents "Guest" (neighborhood youth) upon the owner....Police involved in the indecent.Class "D" area (some might call it Class F)...Seems about Par for the Course in a Class "D" area.At least they didn't steal his furnaces and copper pipes.This guy seems surprised by this--Know your tenant base.....

In such a hot seller's market, is there any likelihood of finding off-market properties by driving around and making cold offers?