Ice is one of the largest risks for a landlord who owns properties in cold climates.

Just cold call them and ask if they have a minute to talk about their experience with apartment investing, you should be able to get some quick tips from them.

Hi Quan, I definitely understand the concern (especially heading into the winter months in the NE area; believe me, here in Chicago, it gets pretty cold during those months and similar concerns exist).

Wholesalers cold call sellers directly to negotiate contracts and buy/assign deals without a real estate license all the time however the state of Texas requires a license for any type of solicitation.Any legal work around that I am missing so I am compliant on this issue? 

I'm in the beginning stages of a multi-year plan for growing my portfolio and I think the financing is what gives me the most anxiety about the entire process.

One brought her pet rabbit in for winter so it would not get cold.

Also I agree with the attorney suggestion 100% I would also suggest that you try cold calling some of the bandit signs and try to get some advice from them.

I found this deal by driving the neighborhood and tracking down the owner cold call style.

Hey Darius, I would be willing to mentor you if you would be willing to do some cold calling! 

People don’t like moving when it’s cold out).