A key part of the solution is an offer they feel is justified and from someone they can trust -- someone who understands their needs.While your offers may be too low, it may be that you're skipping a critical part of the sales effort.  

Not to discourage you or say it cant be done but if I were you I would focus my efforts on single family properties first for wholesaling or get a real estate license.

The management effort is accepted at 10%, you'd deduct appreciation to perhaps 7%.

The reason that agents spend so much time per deal is that they have to put a lot of effort acquiring clients...because there are so many agents...because the compensation is so high...see where this is going?

Its a team effort and we will pick each other up.

Most good courses are under $100 but there are some local to our area worth taking if you felt so inclined.REI doesn't always require an investment of money but it usually does (99% of the time) the one thing it will always require is an investment of time and effort on your part.Cheers,

Morreale Real Estate Services, Global Title Agency & MBMC Real Estate Attorneys office out of Glen Ellyn IL.

I started out by setting up an LLC and I'm working on my marketing efforts currently.

The number will connect you to Hudson Advisors Group, http://www.hudson-advisors.com/contact-us/global-offices/ I spoke to their receptionist, Hailey, and she is supposed to pass my info to a person named Steven to contact me.

... and, what would be the effort to train your tenants to use it?