All Forum Posts by: Cedric Moore

I'm starting the daunting task of finding a real estate CPA who can provide me the type of guidance we all seem to be looking for. I own one multifamily with long term goals of purchasing several more and to buy and hold indefinitely. I live in Phoenix, AZ and I am curious if I should just be looking locally due to state tax laws, etc. Or is that viewed as not really a big deal and I should be looking more nationally for the right fit.

So far I've only interviewed one potential CPA and it was ok. I don't really know if I should be looking for more than what came out of that conversation based off my current situation. Looking for any possible rec's from this great networking site.

@Jared Vidales @Jesse Burrell any suggestions for my cousin?

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I am working at HighestCashOffer.com we currently wholesale houses, we get about 500 leads weekly from paid SEO work. We typically get about 3-5 mobile home leads per day (nationwide) which we currently see as "dead leads" since we are not doing much with the leads.

We get quite a bit of mobiles homes without land, and would be great for investors! Please PM or reply so I can reach out to you with more details. We currently have a lot of leads in the southeast.

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@Andriy Boychuk Thanks, just contacted him yesterday! :)

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I am working at HighestCashOffer.com we currently wholesale houses, we get about 500 leads weekly from paid SEO work. We typically get about 3-5 mobile home leads per day which we currently see as "dead leads" since we are not doing much with the leads. We would love to begin to capitalize on these leads but to do so need to find buyers, and a criteria. I'd love to talk with some people who have purchased/sold MH Homes and would willing to talk about doing some business that would great!

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I have now been "Wholesaling Houses" for 3 months working at HighestCashOffer.com! This is my first job in Real Estate, and I LOVE IT. My job is to gather the sellers property information and calculate/negotiate offers. I am learning more, and more everyday. Starting this month I have began working on "Self Generated" leads, meaning I am doing all the marketing, finding the seller, and getting them under contact. I have the help of several door knockers in North Carolina, and Ohio. Since I am very new to this I would love to talk with some investors in NC, and Ohio to find out what you are buying/ and what to look for! Please comment, or PM me!

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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

@Cedric Moore One of the best books I have read on productivity was Getting Things Done. It's not so much a book grounded on the idea of working hard, but smart.

Love it, I will put it on my "to read list" thanks for the feedback Amber!

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Originally posted by @Cedric Moore:

Hello BP Members,

Thought I would update on my progress in RE. It's been officially more than one month working on Real Estate and I am loving it. Working at Highest Cash Offer I am currently managing 500 new leads weekly mostly inbound calls/webforms and getting 3-7 under contract weekly. We are currently using Podio, but will be switching to Infusionsoft in the next few weeks I'd love some tips/suggestions from some Infusionsoft Veterans! While I currently handle the initial property information as of now my goal is to bring more to the table in the next year, l will be working on self generated leads here shortly in my local area (Mesa, Arizona) and would like to hear some tips on driving for dollars, and other ways to collect some leads as well!

@Brian Roberts

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All Forum Posts by: Cedric Moore

Cedric Moore has started 15 posts and replied 50 times.

Post: How high can I go?

Post: My first negotiation with a Motivated Seller

Post: New member from Orland Park, Illinois

Post: CPAs: Local vs National

Post: Investors looking for Mobile Homes W/O land

Post: Mobile Home Leads

Post: Mobile Home Leads

Post: Coming Along!!

Post: How do you work hard?

Post: One Month Into Real Estate