If I had tenants stay multiple years, it would add up well too.I am also wondering if I continued to market it as-is to conventional renters and with the changes for Section 8.

Makes you wonder if there is a mini bubble starting to form again or if the pendulum is simply moving back to normalcy.

I have also had wonderful success with the local newspapers and an easy to remember and use web address directly to the house they are looking for might make it easier for them to see the property immediately.

I'm just getting started in real estate investing, rehabbing and wholesaling, and have a few questions about successful marketing strategies.My plan is to use direct mail (postcards, letters, etc), but I'm curious about other outlets to reach potential sellers.I'm basically just wondering what people have found to really get their name out there, and to get a higher close rate.Which marketing strategies are most successful?

At first I eyed her with skepticism of course, wondering if she thought this was going to be an easy ride.

Therefore, I was wondering if anyone knows of a tutorial that is laid out 1-2-3 so I can read/watch content and learn wholesaling in order?

I have looked into taking the CIAS course and found it to be somewhat helpful, but I am wondering if with this certification it will attract other investors on the real estate agent side.

You'll find this is a wonderful resource to learn the real world details of REI.Second - to answer your question, I would start by reading anything that Joel Owens has written/replied to.

Im a little confused on this subject and was wondering how most people are going about this .

When you put it back on the market, make it clear that work was done, as agents will be recognize the listing and will wonder why the price increased.Oh, and find a great listing agent to list it for you instead of doing it yourself.