@Brian Garrett what seasoning period can I expect with this method?

The guest on the show stated that he always thought @Jeff Copeland 's method was the best, until he heard about an investors kid who was drunk driving and caused a bad accident and they went after all of his assets that were not in an LLC.

Sounds like you're definitely exercising a wide variety of methods, are there any you find yourself gravitating to in particular?

I live in a great area with a ton of affordable properties and a lot of opportunities to fix and flip or BRRRR method.

I know mailers will cut time in half because the door to door method is a lot of running around, but do you think you can get as many deals doing it this way ?

For at least the next year, vacancy isn't going to be an issue (and if you're factoring in tenant turnover costs assuming they bail, their security deposit is 2-months worth of rent, or $2,200, so if they broke their lease and lost their deposit, that would inherently be a significant boost to my cash flow - this property has a track-record of taking about 1-week to fill when vacant, and I've familiarized myself with all of the current landlord's marketing methods and materials to keep it that way - but for the sake of this, we're going to pretend they stay).

Account Closed so how does one go about applying this method to wholesaling you talk about?

Hey BP,Is there any other method of finding Cash Buyers info other than direct mail?

They all have their own methods and some different software but Statute 197 governs the whole process.

Probably not a perfect method, in fact I know it isn't or I wouldn't have trouble with construction people on a weekly basis, but at least it's usually other problems like shoddy work or not showing up when they say they will.