Holding leads to wealth, in my simple opinion.

The criteria I am looking for are as follows:-Licensed, and Insured in Florida-Has at least a project manager, and a foreman underneath him/her so that the actual G.C. themselves is only focused on growing their business-Is willing to do a larger volume of projects with "discounts" on their profit end of each project me we do in exchange for more projects-Understands that nothing will be paid for until the project is done.I haven't gotten much in the way of leads at the local REIA's as of now, and I need someone.  

However, we have one property under contract from the mailings and a pretty hot lead called us yesterday.

They are, lead paint removal, and replacing the 3 furnace units as they are original and are on their last life.

They both have backdoors leading to a backyard but the male has his unit mostly facing the front yard and female has her unit mainly facing the backyard.

And also, to know how your market is pricing so you know your numbers inside and out.Do you think that taking other wholesaler's deals from Craigslist (or wherever) and posting them, say on BP Marketplace, is a way of adding value because you are networking them to a larger audience. 

When leads cost 10 cents and my time is worth $100/hr that means I have less than 1 second to correct the lead or it's not worth my time. 

How is Podio helping you track leads & deals?

We've been sending out allot of direct mail to possible leads in our area and constantly looking for more.

The numbers: - Owe 418k on the rental house (it used to be my primary home) - Market value is probably 650k (my neighbor's house, exactly the same sold for close to that amount) My thoughts are - getting a line of credit and using that to fund new investments will just lead to lower cash flow per month as I'd be paying interest on my line of credit and and any other loans.