This will be a big, hairy user manual with everything you need to be successful, including tons of sample forms.If someone discovers they don't like to be a Landlord, they suck at being a Landlord, or they don't have time to be a Landlord, I will include a detailed guide for finding a professional property manager to take over.Tell all your friends!

Otherwise, why do something like this that is so easy to see is wrong.Yeah, yeah, yeah, we still gots our creative screening methodologies to fall back on.

I agree with Shane Woods on Driving for $$, Just write up a handwritten simple yellow letter to the owners.A good thread on samples from @michael quarles:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/77689-marketingWith regards to direct mail campaigns I'd go with either Quarles or @Jerry Puckett, generally you'll be able to set yourself a budget that'll fit with their prices. gotta spend some $$ to make some $$.Cheers!!

Find out who is buying houses for cash in that zip code and let them know that you are working on getting whole sample deals.

ThanksDon, (or anyone else) could I get a sample of your Facebook solutons/process please.

You want to get a diverse and accurate sampling.

Sample deal would look like 150k duplex, 35k rehab, ARV 225k with rents on the updated side at 1100 / side.

Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice pertaining to management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - they tell you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

Here is our local resource:https://www.hawaiianhumane.org...Of particular interest are the "Sample Forms" which should definitely be added to your Rental Agreement in alignment with your local laws.

I had a sample taken and tested and it came back positive for asbestos.