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Getting Stuck in Real Estate

Willis Yoder
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Have you ever hit a wall with leads and conversions in your REI journey? What strategies have you found effective for breaking through those tough times and regaining momentum? Let's share some ideas and experiences on how to move forward when you feel stuck!

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Rapy Narruhn
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Ayee Willis! Here's a few strategies that have helped me on my journey. Hope this helps.

- Review your daily schedule and take inventory of the tasks that has been repetitive. Once reviewed, try to subtract 1 task that hasn't gotten too much traction and incorporate another new task that will help you get there. Alot of being stuck comes down to the schedule. 

- Get connected with someone locally that you can either walk one of their projects or go on a potential deal walkthrough with just to keep the momentum going. Being aligned with your goals by being in the right environment is like a seed growing in good soil. 

- Read "The Wealthy Gardener." In the past, I would listen to this book over and over every morning on my walk when I was overwhelmed with projects, problems, and not enough time. It really grounded me. 

- Last but not least, help someone who might not know as much as you. This one gets you out of your head. Closing deals are great but there's something about helping someone on the way that's unmatched. 

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Hey, appreciate you sharing those strategies! They resonate with me, especially about reassessing daily tasks and incorporating new ones that drive progress. Getting caught up in routines that don't yield results is easy, so this is a great reminder.

I also love the idea of connecting with someone locally and getting hands-on with their projects. Being around like-minded people can reignite that spark and keep the momentum going.

I've heard of The Wealthy Gardener, but haven’t read it yet—sounds like it could be just what I need right now. I’m adding it to my list for sure.

And you’re right about helping others. Sometimes, stepping out of your head and focusing on someone else’s journey can be incredibly grounding. I’ll be keeping that in mind.

Thanks again for these insights! How have these strategies impacted your journey so far? Anything you'd add to the list?

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Of course G! Personally, these strategies played as piers to the foundation of my own journey. It's what got me out of the muddy moments. & you could always add to the list. I believe there's many other ways that have helped other investors. Looking forward to seeing other gold nugget replies. One thing I would add would be the importance of the schedule. In order to be great at follow ups, it needs to be scheduled. 🤞🏽

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Absolutely! Scheduling is a key part of staying on top of things, especially regarding follow-ups. It’s those small, consistent actions that make a difference. I’d love to hear what other strategies have worked for fellow investors. Learning new ways to stay motivated and keep moving forward is always great. What are some of your go-to tactics?

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In the realm of real estate investing, encountering obstacles with leads and conversions is a common experience. When faced with such challenges, I have found several strategies to be particularly effective in regaining momentum. First, revisiting and refining my marketing approach has proven beneficial. This includes analyzing the performance of various channels and adjusting my messaging to better resonate with my target audience. Networking with other investors can also provide fresh perspectives and new ideas, as sharing experiences often leads to innovative solutions.

Additionally, leveraging technology, such as CRM systems, can help streamline lead management and follow-up processes, ensuring no potential opportunity is overlooked. Engaging with past clients through follow-up communications can rekindle interest and generate referrals. Lastly, maintaining a positive mindset and staying persistent is crucial. It’s important to remember that setbacks are part of the journey, and viewing them as learning opportunities can foster resilience. By implementing these strategies, I have been able to break through barriers and continue progressing in my real estate investing endeavors. I encourage others to share their experiences and strategies as well, as collaboration can lead to collective growth and success.