'hot leads') will require more aggressive or frequent follow-up while others can fall into a long-term follow-up bucket where you check in with them a couple of times per quarter.There are brokerages/teams out there that can guide you so that you stay on course and limit distractions.

@Michael McCarthy If you have several properties and you use your camera on a frequently basis, then you may be able to deduct it as a business expense.

I own one rental home in a C class area in Memphis.  It seems like every day I receive a call, mail or text asking to buy this unremarkable house.  Its maybe worth just slightly over 100k.  Who is calling me and why s...

I am most familiar with the Columbus market, but am from Cincinnati and frequently in Cleveland (1-2 times per week). 

There are also a few (4) agents and (5) property managers who frequent the site.Are you only looking for new investors in the Memphis area?

Don't know if it's too far of a drive but there are frequent meetups in Roseville and Sacramento for investors and I'm sure you'll be able to partner up with someone there.

Unless you’re renting several rooms in your home and turning them over fairly frequently, it’s rare to cash flow in our market.

Over the past 2 years I have been a frequent flyer at Lowes buying appliances. 

Also if you have any friends into real estate i would y’all with them frequently.

This might be to do a larger, more efficient and profitable deal, than just one investor could take down themselves.It could also to bring in a person/company that has a specific skill set that you or your company do not posses that will add value to the project.Larger projects more frequently end up being structured as a joint venture as there is typically a real estate operator who has a deal and the ability to execute but without the sufficient capital.