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Updated about 7 years ago,

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Roland Brown
  • Realtor
  • McKinney, TX
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Planning purposeful networking

Roland Brown
  • Realtor
  • McKinney, TX
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I’m posting a question I asked Whit Ewen, along with his response. I appreciate his feedback and welcome additional thoughts. I have heard about the importance of networking and was planning on building my network along with my study. If there is one thing I’m good at it’s talking to anyone about anything. Your feed back kind of refocused me effort today on just meeting as many folks as possible, phone, in person, email, text and BP messages. I do however want to be purposeful in my efforts. Is there a recommended priority you would give to my pursuits? My plan network work wise: To find rehab property: meet several real estate agents and wholesalers to get a feel for who I like work with, then seek contractor referrals. For but and hold: At the same time meet the turnkey guys and decide who is the best fit. Lenders: I do have some cash, so I’d not planned on meeting lenders yet, is this a mistake? Legal & Tax: ask for referrals Response- Whit Ewen “I'd put the agents/ wholesalers and contractors on a parallel track and put some feelers out for lenders also. I'm not as familiar with the turnkey folks but must admit that sounds a bit risky. I'd also add some property managers to your networking targets, as they will know who wants to sell. Pick ones that you'd like to work with so hopefully you can just keep the property with them when you buy it. “

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