Might as well go get every unsecured credit card you can get, max them out and never pay a cent then, since the hit for the charged off accounts will likely be less than the judgements!

I've been reading and listening to the Bigger Pockets Podcasts, and I'd like to start attending REIA meetings, but at the only one I attended, I was asked for business cards and 1) I didn't have any and 2) now that I know that I need some I don't know what to put on other  than contact information.I haven't decided where to focus my efforts.

It's double nice that you're taking the time to send cards to your tenants!

So I asked them to give me one of their websites and I tested it out as a consumer (I hung up with the saleman and told him that I was not going to give him my credit card when I didn't really understand what I was paying for). 

It had one unit filled and three of them vacant or set to be vacant in the next monthI was low on cash at the time because I purchase the 4 other units the same month so I offered him a 150,000 Land Contract at 10% down with a delayed closing for 60 days BUT I could go in and remodel one unit (at my expence which I put on a credit card).

It had one unit filled and three of them vacant or set to be vacant in the next monthI was low on cash at the time because I purchase the 4 other units the same month so I offered him a 150,000 Land Contract at 10% down with a delayed closing for 60 days BUT I could go in and remodel one unit (at my expence which I put on a credit card).

As mentioned above, I'm looking into the possibly purchasing an investment property myself for residual income, so future development of this skill set may already be in the cards.

I feel that if they do not want to set up online banking or pay with a credit card then they should pay a fee for all the staff time it takes for us to do all those steps.

I think my first move is to buy some business cards, setup a website, get a list, and send out postcards (since they appear to be cheaper than yellow letters).

I am planning to print 5000 post cards and send these out in managable chucks of 1000 every 2 weeks.