All Forum Posts by: Bibi Mathew

Sure. I guess I'm curious what numbers people look for when buying in places like Orange County, California. I'm guessing cash flow properties might be hard to find in Boston as well.

That makes sense. I'm guessing people that invest in SFRs in SoCal and specifically, Orange County must be fine with not having cash flow?

I'm a realtor and I can't seem to find much that cash flows well and yet people are buying investment homes (may be banking on the long-term appreciation?)

I have people tell me to send them investment properties that are good for rentals all the time when I am at Open Houses. I am in Orange County, California. I understand lot of investors are looking for cash flow positive properties, but in general, with how much down payment is that based on? Because, you put enough down and at one point you're in the positive.

I just got Mojo dialer with FSBO for Orange County, and there seem to be around 150 leads. Does that sound consistent with what others who have used it here have experienced?

I was thinking there will be more leads because I was planning on calling about 60-70 leads a day as my routine. But it also makes sense to be that quantity.

Does expired leads tend to be more? Any suggestions/ advice from those who does a decent amount of cold calls as their lead generation strategy. I'm a new to being a full time agent.