Thanks for the input :) I agree a covered called strategy does make sense with respect to generating additional income off of the underlying GLD position.

Now they see the value in multi-generational conveyance of assets, and understand the importance of what it (the whole) produces rather than what they could buy if they sold it (the part – their portion/inheritance) all.

If you want to generate capital, then invest in marketing for wholesaling or try to find a property to flip.

These were the second generation of immigrants.

I wonder if it is a generational thing, the amount of work he has personally put in, or a real knowledge of managed properties in the area. 

I was a Real Estate major and am working full time as a Lead Generator for a Retail Leasing company in Atlanta.

Hi guys 98418 is a bit rougher so you'd probably want really good property management or to buy with a bit of margin so you can ensure you'll generate sufficient income to meet your investing criteria.

As a new agent, the most important thing you can do is make connections and generate leads.  

--------Overall, we generated quite decent walk-in equity ($36K, 18%), and cash flow rate of 0.95%..We rehabbed mostly the interiors, we left exterior paint and windows, to make the numbers work.Here are the numbers:Purchase: $130KHard Money Cost: $8KConstruction Cost: $24KClosing Costs: $4KTotal Acquisition Cost: $166KARV: $202KRent: $1570 (0.95%)Walk in Equity: 36KBefore:After

However, in addition to that, I am trying to take a different path to generate leads.