I am all down to work hard, network, knock on doors, cold call, etc.

First time at bat did you take a mighty swing and knock the ball out of the park or strike out?

.* First meeting general advice -- my plan is to knock on his door to re-introduce myself.

They usually don't need a newbie to help them unless their business system requires newbies for filling mailers, knocking doors, or making calls.

Type of house if you are just cold knocking would be one that looks to not be taken very good care of.

It seems like in those cases a developer might have an interest in knocking it down and building new.Just a thought.

This is not knocking her, this is who she is (she would be great at analyzing deals). 

That is the million dollar question.I prefer door knocking, but time is money and gas is expensive!

Consider 3x postcards to a 1/3 as many people, to increase your return and keep costs the same.Also consider door-knocking a dozen homes every weekend.

It smacks of anti-trust issues and collusion issues.At all the companies I've worked for before, the standard response from attorney's is to knock over a glass of water at the table and make a scene as you disagree with what you're being invited to do - this way other folks can see you refuse participatehttps://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/competition-guidan...This could possibly violate the Sherman Act and may also violate the FTC and Clayton Act.It's not something I would want to involve myself in.