Whether the demand is met or not I can't say.My experience is that executives on short-term stays are staying at places like the Buffalo Club, or they've got a corporate-owned loft or condo on the waterfront, etc.Take this with a large grain of salt, as this is just what I've observed working in a corporate environment downtown and keeping my ears open :)

Or, when you tighten the screws down that last little bit on the new outlet, the drywall cracks under the "ear" on the outlet. 

I guess what I really want to know is what is generally working for you as far as making the phone ring?

Yep @Andrew Johnson I guess the wet behind the ear Real Estate agent I'm looking for is my self, I will also test out to see if I can entice those willing to write the "lean bur fair" offers your speaking of, but I understand that will come when I have a proven track record.

You can do it without them but it's faster with them.Ocedar mop quick ring mop bucket and a plain old string mop with a rayon screw-on mop head.I second the prybar and vice grips.You cannot have too many wipes or tape measures. 

@Mike Flora  I grew up in the land business  and my dad and other agents who sold land knew how to sell.. its an art form.. and those that perfect it will kick butt on those who have Zero sales skills.. its all choreographed.. from ringing the door bell not at 2 minutes to the top of the hour but within 2 seconds of the top of the hour.you wait if your appointment is 5pm you have a very accurate watch you wait in the car you knock on the door EXACTLY at 5pm... you try it and you would be surprised how many people will say..

I.e. what efforts result in best ROI to make the phone ring.

First one has a better ring to it.Best of luck.

There you will meet investor friendly agents, wholesalers, flippers, and other professionals that can be your eyes and ears in the field.

Another thing is to keep your ears open when you are around friends and family.