Not having any experience in this I'd say, how much time did it take you to generate the leads?

There's been a couple of homes that I just randomly stopped to take a look at, and could have gone in without asking because the code was so common.

I would ignore the tax assessment and the fact that there are no good comps shouldn't be a factor as this is an income-generating property, not a personal residence.

It is another to pay for a random coach who could be another student fresh out of the program.

With the potential ROI numbers buzzing through my head, I couldn't see any reason not to take this offer; so I did.Now that some time has gone by and I've generated practically zero prospects with my land FSBO listing, it's beginning to dawn on me that this land is probably not going to sell without some more money and work on my end.

And we're talking (often drunk) college students here who tend to like to have boyfriends/girlfriends sleep over, throw parties, etc.On top of liability and the difficulty of finding 4 random strangers who are willing to live together, you'll then have to deal with people sharing spaces.

Rent increases will keep you in a positive cash flow position and after your loan is paid off, you own these properties free and clear.Rental property owners don't buy a property to rent, they are buying the cash flow the property will generate.

Looking to develop flipping skills and increase the number of income generating rental properties under my belt.

They charge $60 per month which includes iPad, documents, etc. but for new agents they start you at 60/40 commission splits until you generate $29k total in commissions for the company then they offer varying levels of commission split plans.

It seems like with the right concept, this model could generate some good money.I've got a couple of ideas, but I wanted to see if someone else has already perfected the concept and wouldn't mind giving me some insight on the process.