I'm building out an automated Facebook chatbot to assist a California title company, located east of Los Angeles, with its lead generation and customer service.I'm looking for a few people who wouldn't mind being beta testers of this bot when we ship it sometime next week.If this is of any interest to you, please comment and I'll connect with you and make sure you get to test out the bot.

. $100 is a pretty good deal to have a lease generated by some experienced pros.

Look for something closer to 100k that generates that same rent amount, at the very least.Look for something that you can improve and increase rents by $300-500/mo in the 70-110k range based on where its at.  

The house generates good rents, and I did renovations in 2001, and last year.In your case, you'll have to work with the CPA to have all the expenses capitalized.

It is amazing how much easier and cheaper to maintain a salt-generator pool.Extremely simple and easy to add the system to your filtration system yourself.

Now, I'm not ancient but I'm still of the generation where you grabbed the tennis racquet and a pot lid or paperbag and threw it out....:)

@Katie Bond so the best way I have found is to generate your own leads.

I'm just debating on whether it makes sense to generate notes on properties I own for the purpose of selling them.

Not sure how much you've considered with that aspect of things, and doing the whole lead generation thing.

I'm currently in the middle of my first flip.  I have a friend who I am paying to do most of the work.  He would like to buy a house for himself, but since I am providing the bulk of his income at the moment, he needs...