I would love to reach out to brokers and ask for packages and analyze the deals and in the mean time try to build partnerships with investors things of that nature.

They have been slumming, they are hitting rock bottom financially and repairs are reaching the point of being a real liability, or the reaper is calling and they need to exit asap in their old age.. normally all the above!

This method allows you to reach out to the BP colleague and ask who they interviewed with, who they decided to go with and if they like working with their CPA.

I'll reach out to them next week.

I would be more than happy to provide any additional assistance you need, so please don’t hesitate to reach out! 

If they seem to be a good tenant, reach out to the credit check people to get more info.

@Mike Dymski- great quote- We can turn this thread into a forum for sharing your favorite quotes/concepts from his book :)I personally loved the idea that people are emotional and that negotiating is not about reaching a logical agreement, but more about making the other side FEEL things, like they should feel in control, understood etc.I'll post a quote next time I am on this website and have my book handy :)

If you don't mind working virtually, there are many here on BP, I don't know who is taking on new clients this time of year but you can reach out to @Daniel Hyman @Brandon Hall @Nicholas AiolaBest of luck!

- If you were looking for help in the local market, which people would you reach out to to help build an estimate?

I will reach out to you later today.