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Rafie Ahmed
  • Sterling Heights, MI
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Having a good intake process is the Key

Rafie Ahmed
  • Sterling Heights, MI
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I'm realizing that having a good intake process for potential property is key on mastering for your business to be fine tuned. i'm not sure about other investor/rehabbers but while working on a project remember to keep looking for the next project. Me and my Team created a share point with numerous data and we have designated responsibility on what to provide to make the best/correct decision. My only worry is that i might overwhelm my Real Estate agent. With that said i was thinking about expanding my agent team but haven't reached that decision yet.