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Posted over 7 years ago

How To - Avoid New Investor Pitfalls

My business partner, Jason Balin, put together a great one minute video as what to avoid as a new investor. Assuming you have done your research on your market and know the logistics on how to execute a deal, the area that makes or breaks you is marketing. As a new or seasoned investor it is crucial to make sure you are always marketing. It is even more important to do this as you become seasoned because you really have no excuse not to. The amount of transactions you do will be directly dictated by your strength of marketing. There are no right or wrong methods. The most important thing in marketing is being consistent. No matter what you choose to do, make sure it involves a long term plan on the marketing execution.

Ian Walsh

215.839.3271

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