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Adam Geike
  • Honolulu, HI
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Bandit Signs, Letters, and Websites

Adam Geike
  • Honolulu, HI
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I have a question as a new guy to the investor market. So far I have been sitting on the sideline absorbing as much information as I can about rehabs, flips, and rentals but I realize that none of that is possible without good leads. When looking into what the best startout process would be I find different opinions regarding volume. I guess I'll start with my situation, I work full time and have only about 2 hours during weekdays and most of the day Saturday to devote to my investment career at this time. I have heard good and bad about bandit signs and have seen others with incredible returns from this source, however, there seems to be a lot of "restrictions" around city ordinances. What is the best way of overcoming that? Secondly, regarding letters, how much on a monthly average do the best investors spend if they want to generate 2-3 deals? I would like to start a campaign using the same names on a list and sending them 1 letter every 2 weeks for 8 weeks. Is this a good strategy? Lastly, websites seem to me to be the best for generating leads without answering a phone. If you have a good message and the website is inviting the motivated sellers will likely fill out the form and have you contact them. Am I right in assuming this? I invite everyone to respond with any and all feedback. 

Thanks BP Nation! 

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