Hi All,Trying to create a marketing strategy and I am hoping you have some recommendations for the best/efficient and most personalized looking yellow letters for high open rates.  

Setting aside the cash for capital to apply towards your next acquisition will be motivating (as you watch it grow) and will also make it easier to plan. 

If buy and hold is the strategy you plan on doing, I’d suggest Brandon Turner’s book on rental property investing.For general mindset and motivation for passive income and real estate, Definitely read Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Think of this as the CEO of the company - someone needs to be the leader and make sure team members are motivated, communicating, and are setup for success. 2.

Recently looked at a strip motel/efficiency.

Can anyone who is actually or currently investing in rural (raw and unimproved) land possibly tell me how or what is the most efficient way to locate tax delinquent property owners of rural land other than going to the municipalities themselves? 

Anyone looking to give advice to a hungry and motivated 30 year old whose ready to make real estate success a reality? 

I want to do what’s most efficient and cost effective for the long haul since this is strictly a buy and hold property.

If this dude can't complete your projects....you definitely aren't collecting from him if you somehow won the case.Then you'll be out even more time and money...Forgot to add, you're most likely bet and efficient use of time is to file a complaint the license board for the state..and if you're using an unlicensed contractor well you really have no plausible recourse through legal channels.

@Todd Staheli  Completely depends on motivated the seller is.