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It was in a very desirable area, and we knew we would have no issue putting this property on the market.

I'm looking for solutions to a working but not ideal business model.I bought in cash a cheap, run down house in a desirable neighborhood and am preparing to rent it as a single family home.

I'm looking for solutions to a working but not ideal business model.I bought in cash a cheap, run down house in a desirable neighborhood and am preparing to rent it as a single family home.

I'm looking for solutions to a working but not ideal business model.I bought in cash a cheap, run down house in a desirable neighborhood and am preparing to rent it as a single family home.

We're back at square one with not having any unique records to target.To boil my process down to a few steps, I do the following: 1) Market analysis on the whole MSA to determine which zips are worth marketing to. 2) Pull the list in my list pulling tool using the criteria above and only pull records in the zips I determined are desirable. 3) Skip tracing to add phone numbers to my list 4) Cold call the list 5) Vet the cold leads from the hot ones 6) Lock up the hot leads and put the cold ones on follow-up to see if their situation changes over the next few months.Let me know if you have any questions on anything I stated.

I would suggest finding lower priced single family in very desirable neighborhood with large lot to add a ADU for income in the coming year. 

I have a few questions for all of you seasoned veterans:a) As I am currently going to be investing from out-of-state, what are some of the best Property Management firms?

If you have a strong work ethic, patience, and a desire to have true wealth, real estate investing will give you a much bigger ROI than a Roth IRA or any other stock market vehicle.But if you just want to put money away and never think about it, a Roth is a fine place to store it.

The new homes might even make your duplex more desirable.