Im looking to create 8X8 (8 post cards in 8 week) marketing campaign where the company compiles the list of owners, design the postcard and send them out to the address.

So, I don't think listing in the MLS is enough.

Any wholesalers out there having a hard time closing deals? Or even building rapport on the phone?I've been calling sellers for years, along with role playing, and going over objections honing my skills every single d...

I do have a preferred vendors list that I have been curating since I've taken on management. 

I wanted to organize a meet up with any locals in the area or out of state investors who want to network and talk real estate! 

9 times of 10 just listing it with a real estate agent is the best way to go. 

If you had a property that was treated as a rental and it was placed into service, you should list it on the tax return.Rental properties within the first couple years, as you stabilize the property, normally generate a tax loss on the return.Whether you can utilize the loss on your return, as it may be considered passive, is another discussion.

Why continue to engage them txting and trying to talk to them.

I am looking through communities, exchanges, groups, and distribution lists to locate a buyer.

Elie, I would recommend telling everyone you interact with that you are looking for properties that the owner may sell that are not listed.