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David-Randall Chugg
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Difficulty Finding a Deal

David-Randall Chugg
  • Investor
  • Oahu
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Aloha everyone, I started taking consistent action since the start of 2022. It's been a little over a month now. Do you guys have any tips/advice for me? 

I've been analyzing deals.. Putting in offers.. Driving for dollars.. Looking up pre-foreclosures.. Putting in offers for properties on the MLS..

I feel that I am missing a key component to lock in my first deal. Any help is greatly appreciated! 

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Sometimes you are going to put in MULTIPLE offers before you see anything come to fruition.  In this currently inflated market, that is the norm.  Keep at it.  I'd start a mailing campaign as well.  Send 100 handwritten letters out to an area, then follow up with them about a week after.  Here's a tip: handwrite 1 letter, then photo copy it.  It has the same effect.  The pros of a mailing campaign are that you can hit a large area in a very short amount of time.  This is a numbers game.  

I second the previous comments as well.  Don't rush.  Not every deal will be the right deal for you.  I'd build a network of investors that you can refer those deals out to in exchange for a finders fee or a small portion of equity.  Just because its a bad deal for you, doesn't mean it's bad for someone else!

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