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James Danchus
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Driving for Dollars: Am I doing something wrong?

James Danchus
  • Saint Peters, MO
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BP,

So I am listening to a few different podcast the other day and I heard someone say that they average 40 addresses per hour when they are out driving for dollars. This is absolutely insane to me. Either their standards are much lower than mine or we are driving in 2 completely different types of areas.

Usually, when I am out looking, I'll find two addresses in an hour that fit the bill of a distressed home and, if I'm lucky, one of them will pass the eyeball test when I am putting them through the appraiser's website.

What am I doing wrong?      

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Johnny Kang
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Johnny Kang
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
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@James Danchus

By the way, i forgot to reply back to your question about POF. It's usually just a print out of the balance from your online banking account, or could be a bank statement or someone's IRA or what have you. Just an account that shows enough money to buy the property you're making an offer on.

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