Plus I need to learn how to cold call before I can expect someone to cold call for me successfully.

If someone rents out the place because they want to rebuild an engine and it's better to do that in your warm living room than their cold garage, guess who gets stuck with the cleanup (Yes I know a guy who had a short term rental used for that very purpose).

Do your research and as others mentioned you may want to find a wholesaler you can get you a great under market deal or find a target seller demographic and mail or cold call until you strike gold my friend. 

Part of my marketing plan is driving for dollars and then once I find a number of the owners cold call.

Hi Remington, I'll have to read through some of your posts and research Columbus a little in the next week and get out there before it gets too cold to check out the area.

I hope that makes sense and that you can appreciate why my message may have seemed cold. 

Is there such a thing as TOO COLD to work??

Does anybody know what that cost looks like for gas (I'm assuming is the most attractive), oil, mini-splits (which can also add whole-house AC - but need backup for extreme cold), and (gasp) baseboard electric heat?

In between were countless texts, email threads, cold storage wallets, exchange sign-ups and blockfolio check-ins.

Not to throw cold water on your plan but why you are trying this you may want to get your RE license if RE sales is what you want to do.. wholesaling is a path with no end for 95% of the people that embark on it.. whereas a good Real estate agent can build a career that will last a lifetime.and if you want to specialize in income property go work for a commercial broker you put 10 years in there and you will be come rich  that I have no doubt..