@Jason ThulThe best method is definitely referrals.

I’m not saying cold calling never works.If you’re established, have capital, or are hiring callers — that’s a different conversation.But if you’re brand new and trying to bootstrap everything for free, I think this mindset holds people back more than it helps.In my own experience, the biggest results came when I focused on:One lead sourceGetting better at real conversationsImproving follow-up and closing skillsThe method mattered less than the skill.Learning how to talk to sellers and solve problems created momentum — not grinding for the sake of grinding.Struggle doesn’t automatically make you better.Sometimes it just makes success take longer.Curious where others land on this.If you’re newer:What lead source helped you gain traction fastest?

The hybrid method. 3.

In the leasing contract it clearly states that the tenant is not allowed to change any security device or locks without written permission from the landlord.

Part of the challenge is also that I don’t fully know what I don’t know yet — especially around execution risk, sequencing, and the small but important details that only show up once you’re actually running a deal yourself.The capital side is the biggest gap — not just raising money, but understanding timing, how to secure real commitments without over-promising, and how to avoid bidding on deals without capital certainty.

Hey everyone , I'm just doing some yearly cleaning and realizing I'm paying $400 a year for BP and the only thing i still use from when i signed up is rent redi. that's $140 a year. so I'm trying to cancel membership BUT I don't see anything to cancel just change plans or update payment method.

Mainly have scaled through BRRRR method and some flips to acquire multi family.  

Although there are surely methods of acquiring leads with $2000 a month that may be profitable, such as buying list, paying callers, or running online ads, I would recommend not to go down that path. 

I used binder method to raise rent and we came up with 800 a month and I gave her 90 days to decide weather she could find somewhere cheaper or if she would like to stay.

Financial distress: late on mortgage, behind several months, back taxes, etc.You are a problem solver for these situations.Whatever method you use to find these people, stick to it, stick to the same method for at LEAST 6 months.