I suggested that she do something to either leverage the property or transfer it to an LLC, trust, series LLC or something of the like so the property is not a target for people who would try to take out a lawsuit against her.With that being said, she is telling me that the condo association bylaws state that there can be no mortgages on the properties in the business complex where she owns the rental.

Do direct marketers who don't include a way for their target audience to reach them have much success? 

I've read a lot about it online, but I still would love to learn a step-by-step tutorial on which homeowners are best to target, how to deal with real estate agents (or how to find properties without agents?)

@Hector Lozano What type of deals are you targeting?

Hello everyone,I am new to bigger pockets and after watching the webinar about how to start investing while having a full time job, I went and tried the bigger pockets analysis on the web page.Did two analysis for SFH and they both came out with over thousand dollars of negative cash flow.How important are the exact expense numbers for variable landlord paid expenses, fixed landlord paid expenses, and future assumptions?

Was thinking of pitching that to potential targets.

My target property range is 5-50 units.Long and short, when I generate my list in ListSource, it does not appear to provide accurate data for this county.

As a wholesaler, I feel I should target the high equity absentees because I am looking for a below market price deal.  

I have a hard time visualizing the target market for a property this big. in Laurel, MD, I have found that large properties with some privacy from the road, tend to attract a certain class that will lease out rooms (and even closets!)

The schools in the area rate 10 and 9's which is great so families could be the target audience.