Do you know someone who wants a mansion on the same block as 12 abandoned homes? 

Today I got in the mail a letter/bill in the mail stating that because I have an L.L.C.

Let the applicant know which animals your insurance company prohibits by handing them a copy of the letter from your insurance company.

Basically, you want to differentiate yourself from all the other letters.One way you can try is find what comparable rents are, and essentially put a price in your letter, subject to due diligence and full financial review, of course. 

It's higher effort and lower volume than calling, and with today's social distancing, people are likely not to want you on their door step.Sending letters and postcards can be expensive, but takes very little effort to reach a lot of people.Setting up a website with good SEO and conversion is going to take a long time, and will require spending money on PPC.If cost is your biggest obstacle (it usually is), then I would do some D4D and cold-calling. 

Purchase price: $30,000 Cash invested: $30,000 This is my third house on this block!

And even if they pass something to block foreclosures, or mortgage payments, you still have all the other monthly expenses.

I learned the hard way early so watch out for that, and be stern (the eviction letters going asap when their rent is past due works wonders!)

Looks like it’s propped up on cinder blocks and leaning over so it’s been held up by the house..

Always heavy movement for work/schools/ time off.Cons:   It could be the zombie apocalypse by then, and the undead are notoriously bad for not getting pre-approval letters for their offers.