But it also seems if you were to go this route then you would be substituting quality buyer leads for a larger base of potential buyers.To you wholesaling vets I would love to get our input on this as it has been on my mind for a while...

I grind the 45 mans on stars and make like 120k, but last year I put in 2-3x as many hours playing larger MTTs on Bodog and only made like half that.You should try switching to different games.

I ended up with eviction attorney fees, process server fees--the only way they left was that they did not pay their water and electric and the utiity companies had shut them off--they left in the middle of the night and I got a house with smashed in doors, carpeting that had to be removed, holes in walls, a back yard that had all the trees cut down, and a garage full of junk that had to be hauled.

I had a steel security door installed.

What I do with my properties for sale, is to tape the flyer to back patio door so any potential buyers can get all the stats immediately and a contact phone number.

You can ask a smaller credit agency to work with you with just a few rentals, and negotiate a price--the larger ones don't want to do it usually.Hope that helps a bit.

I do not believe I have found a worthwhile deal yet, so I am staying put till I get 75-100 dollars a door using the 50% rule.

http://www.thinkinkmarketing.com If I remember correctly, costs $1.25 each for everything, out the door, via first class mai.

Over the years I've worked on hundreds of projects, from small damage projects in mobile homes to multi-story commercial properties.I thought it might be good to start a thread where people can come with questions about what to do, or what to expect when dealing with different types of damage.Let's start with something very basic and important: Does your property management know what to do in case of emergency?

Go around, knock on doors and start talking.