Nothing more, or less.I don't know about where you are, but where I am there's too big and variable buyer pool to confine oneself to a buyer's list.

I'm sure the unique recycled design will appeal to some but it definitely reduces the buyer pool.

I thought I would add my opinion which may only be true for Las Vegas.Rental property stability during times of financial turbulence is dependent on the stability of jobs for the pool of tenants.

The second option would possibly significantly reduce the pool of prospects, as I would guess many wouldn't pay the fee without seeing if the house is something they would like to live in.Thanks for any suggestions by those with successful systems in place!

Maybe the renter pool in London is looking for 3bdr units...add a closet or wardrobe to the den and advertise it as a 3-bedroom!

I'm seeking a mentor, and ideally I'd work as their assistant/shadow/intern to learn the ropes.I'm free of any college debt, and I've got a small pool of savings.

It is more common in low-price areas where the prices are too low to support an individual loan, so you have to get a loan on a pool of properties to get it up to the $60-100K-200K+ range where banks start caring, and the % fees drop more..Good luck!

This is why if that is really important I suggest to investors to pool money and form a group to take down a much larger property.

LOCATION, LOCATION , LOCATION we all hear this .. however in the Mid west you need to also add in that equation PM PM PM its is ultra critical to have the best PM you can, bad PM will destroy a mid west investment.. you need to keep in mind that the renter pools in the mid west are not West coast renters were there is huge competition in many markets for rental properties...

Now that most of my 'buyers' are working on projects, I am focusing on building my pool of investors to blast out emails and make personal calls when I have a new deal.Does anyone have any good ideas on how to find new leads?