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Dane Hamilton
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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Deal Marketing in Orlando? What actually works?

Dane Hamilton
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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EXPERIENCED INVESTORS IN ORLANDO, FLORIDA: How have you guys been finding your deals? I‘ve read all the books, I’ve read all the blogs... I’m tired of the theory! What has ACTUALLY been working in Orlando? Listsource? Is direct mail really dead? Is there anything good on the MLS anymore? Unconventional media? Tell me about your projects! I’d love to hear the wisdom of experienced investors! I’m new to the game and striving to put an effective marketing strategy together. Thank you in advance!

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David Wright
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David Wright
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OK Dane, my advice is to  first determine your monthly budget for marketing and make sure it is long term focused. The key is consistency in marketing regardless of the strategy.

From the investors I work with auctions have been working, consistent direct mail campaigns, and driving for dollars.  

But it's really not the strategy, it is the consistency in the strategy and if you have the money to maintain the correct marketing course to get the motivated sellers.

I hope this helps.

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