I work at a hospital and many of my coworkers are tenants who hold multiple jobs to support their material gain.

Great tenant is good to go so long as the reports reflect what they have told us.Then the reports come back....Multiple pages of accounts in collections or a criminal history.The idea behind the fee is A.

There are multiple off streets within the "standard" 1/4 mile that range all over price wise.

Equity gives you flexibility and multiple exit strategies.

Company wise, 180k (2 x 90k projects done at the same time), it was easy to get financing, since the client was government.The bidding details are: the developer is the GC and they are subbing out all the trades, since I have a GC license, I could bid on multiple trades.

Sending out 1 round of mailers, in my opinion, is likely going to be a waste of money because you yield the best results when sending multiple touches to a prospect.

But I've heard these can be very lucrative.You need to mail multiple times (most say 5-7 "touches" per list over a period of time) to be able to generate the response rates you're looking for.I usually send a postcard first, see what return/undeliverable mail I get back, scrub those names, and my 2nd mail piece is a letter.

You can find MFRs in downtown Roseville, just recently there were a few that popped on the market and received multiple offers same day.

Like Curtis said, go to meetup.com and search Real Estate Investing and take your pick of multiple investor groups that will be meeting during your visit.

They might own multiple properties or receive a special discount having all insurance at the provider and your insurance rate is much higher for a single policy.Make sure not in a flood plain as those policies have gone way up in the last few years almost doubling or tripling.Many other things these are often overlooked.