Any smart investor is constantly looking for leads forProperties.

If  the stress of finding shelter isn't a constant stress in their lives, homeless people will have time to hold a job and address and possibly correct mental and substance abuse issues.Community leaders, housing authority, private and public officials were all there to hear Lloyd Pendleton - but guess who wasn't???   

Both are inevitable, but because I know this, helps me to constantly research and be proactive in trying to see what I may have to do before it's too late.I'm not too knowledgeable about the DFW area, but I would also keep an eye out for it's future industries.For instance, if Oil is one of those industries in the Energy Sector, then knowing how oil is being affected by thinks like Peak Oil and competition with renewable energy that is not already located in your area which keeps the economy going, I would certainly stay on top of that.

I'm constantly adding to it, and networking by going to my local REI meet ups.

My goals are constantly evolving.

I keep tabs through constant calls with my property managers, visits, and having a relationship with several tenants who are also my eyes and ears.Out of state investing is involved and having a good team in place both here and their are crucial components in this type of investing.

This makes it extremely time consuming to get marketing data.I am also looking for something that could possibly be automated through Zapier.I do residential roofing so I am constantly out in neighborhoods.

Anyways, I cancelled the deal but told him we have other things in the pipeline because I am constantly searching for new deals and let's just move on. 

I estimate that these houses will be worth much more in 4-5 years, and I don't have an issue with waiting that time.This got me thinking, why would I want to own a property and deal with tenants and constant repairs just to get some value in several years?!

Not only am I constantly trying to be sold something but they want me to pay a 200$ a year membership fee or pay individually for attending each meeting.