I don't think throwing more money at a bad situation will make things better.Terry

Or even when attempting to narrow your audience using filters.What I am trying to do is use the 'custom audiences' (and later, 'look-a-like audience') methods.

I personally think this is something they are throw out just so we don’t question them and I am guessing they have never been challenged.The good thing is we currently hold their pet deposit and initial deposit security deposit.

I know that seems to be rare these days) try offering them a few grand throw back on the deal to offer better return than a high yield savings.

I love real estate investing & LP’s & starting companies especially in Oklahoma.In fact to throw a little jab at Texas an article came out on Marketwatch today on most Independent states.

It’s a great thing to show new people and tell them to do your DD before throwing money at stuff.  

Hello,New to Bigger Pockets and I just wanted to throw out and idea I’ve been having float around my head for a bit.

Hey @David Robertson I use them, but cater it to the audience that I'm serving.

I have an agent in the area and would like separate opinions apart from what I've read, and received from them (some agents window dress & throw lots of daisies when they see opportunity - a property I have an opportunity to purchase, yet I am hesitant).I've read about high crime, low job rates, and sunk property values, and viewed hints of hard to come by appreciation.

Then I’ll start throwing more at the principal.