We started doing free REI seminars this year, postcards are always consistent and SEO a little referral as well but its hit or miss and people forget about you after a week or two unless they follow our socials to stay top of mind.

As I have come to know from a great teacher of free material: @DanZitofsky Trust, but *verify*. 

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However, the biggest challenge is dealing with well and septic systems, which can cost $15K - $75K to fix.

Based on our understanding the SHA can cover that cost, and it'd be a benefit to the tenant since they've had issues covering utility costs in a timely manner in the past.Our questions:- Can anyone else that works with the SHA confirm they let roperty owners include a flat rate utility charge as being covered?

You could try to find more aggressive fixed income funds or ETFs, but transaction costs and market volatility could make your life difficult.

You need to connect with a real estate consultant, wholesaler, or a disposition company that understands your investment strategy.

I used to run it directly from erent payment, but they got acquired by RentRedi which I now use (it's a free perk with a BP Pro membership).

I'm not sure if prices have hit their lowest point yet, but they have come down a lot from when they were very high last year.Thanks for the help in advance.Isn't it really about the time value of money and opportunity costs?

Ask around your gen contractors, what is the cost of cosmetic repair per sq foot in the area of your interest.