I wanted to be the guy who OWNED the machines and back then they were illegal but not enforced (strictly enforced now).

I know it's a numbers game, so should I do this for a couple of more hoods... and then send out my letters? 

There is a rare occasion you will run across a "professional tenant" that knows how to game the system but for the most part you will find tenants that will put up a fight in the beginning and probably get bad advice from friends and when you get to court they have nothing to say except to plead to the judge for a few more weeks and they have all kinds of sob stories and then they have no choice but to move on to the next apartment. 

At that point - game over - and you can still come out ahead.Give me a call if you have specific questions on how to do this.

I would suggest networking and considering partnering up with an experienced investor to help you get some skin in the game.

Hello everyone,I was just wondering what marketing strategy works well for you.Yellow letters, Post cards, Bandit signs, Probate and so forth. How many and how often?

I love this saying "Baseball games are not won by home runs, but rather by the skilled talent of a team who knows the value of the base hit"Thanks

If you're new to the game, you should hire an agent that understands investments and understands your needs.

I loved the episodes "dirt cheap land flipping" and mobile home flipping, quite motivating to see that the barrier of entry is much lower than people think to get started in this game. 

If they aren't ready to sign, move onto the next deal.It is a numbers game.