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Dave Meyer
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Tips for Posting in the Marketplace Forum

Dave Meyer
  • Head of Real Estate Investing at BiggerPockets
  • Seattle, WA
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Here are some tips for getting better results from your marketplace postings:

  1. If you are posting a property, provide details! Photos, location, PRICE, and other pertinent information that any prospective homebuyer would obviously want in a listing should be included.
  2. Do NOT poach other people’s marketplace posts. Their marketplace post is not the correct place to start talking about YOUR property, offer, listing, or financing solution
  3. Fill up your post with keywords! If you are posting in Denver, make sure to include keywords like “Denver” “CO” “Colorado” and perhaps even specific neighborhoods that the property is in and that surround the property.
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Scott Trench
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Scott Trench
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This post came up in my keyword alerts, as I have one set for "Denver" -- Good work Dave!

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