Whether it's a big or small office, you will still have to "eat what you kill" and bring in business on your own by networking. 

Planning to travel abroad soon and thinking of better solutions for property management opposed to paying a firm 8-10% and eating into cashflow.

We're thinking of going with decent carpet tiles for a number of reasons: no hidden costs, no installation costs, if they get destroyed we don't have to replace the whole carpet, and they're a 'green' product (which is a big deal in our market). 

David Greene also has a website, but I haven't checked it out yet. 

I'm running behind schedule now so I'll just have to eat the loss at the moment and continue moving forward.

Keith Ferrazi wrote a great book called "Never Eat Alone" where he discusses, among other things, how to 'connect with connectors'.

Let me know if you’d like me to connect you to David Greene’s lending team, The One Brokerage.Hope this helpsRobert Reynolds

David Greene has talked before about giving a bonus to a realtor when they have REALLY put in the work for you.

@Dons MarkIt is very important to know the local market where you want to invest.I personally have rentals, in Houston, Spring and Conroe.These areas tend to command quality tenants and they have great schools.You can start by getting in touch with local investors and agents.Also read this book by David M Greene Long-Distance Real Estate Investing: How to Buy, Rehab, and Manage Out-of-State Rental Properties All the best!

I used to go the EBRHA meetings regularly but they have not gone back to meeting in person yet.The David Greene Team just had one in Mt.