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Christopher Sica
  • Austin, TX
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How to See my First 100 Houses

Christopher Sica
  • Austin, TX
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Hey Everyone!

I have spent a bunch of time reading forums and blogs and listening to BP podcasts. The recurring first bit of advice is to make basically my business plan. Why I am going into REI, my price range, my niche, my financing strategy, as well as finding a mentor and developing a marketing plan and exit strategy.

I keep hearing over and over to go look at 100 houses, basically meaning to look at all the houses in my territory to get a beat on the market.

I did a tour of about 10 with a realtor, which was nice because she was able to get me inside the houses and tell me some things I didn't know.

However, I don't want to make her drive me around to 100 houses while I just chalk it up to learning. How do I go about seeing all these houses and getting the most out of the experience? Do I just go look at the house after seeing the listing price? Do I call the agent listing each house in my territory and set up appointments?

Thanks in advice for any advice,

Christopher

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Bryan L.
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  • Cookeville, TN
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Bryan L.
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
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I agree with J Scott. And then stop wasting time with a business plan, a marketing plan, a website plan, an SEO plan, an entity plan, a business name, a logo and all the other stuff that gets newbies bogged down. Go find a great deal and buy it (or get it under contract) and sell it.

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