All Forum Posts by: Dwayne L.

@Andrew Rosenbaum 1st thing is that if you want to avoid the scammers, theives, and all the other evil villains of the RE world, never announce your financial position! People will figure out what to do with your money if you don't!

@Mark Vazquez Get with me Mark! I'm consistently working deals under the radar in Ohio.

@Sam Naoum Highly recommend joining some FB groups that deal with that entirely!

No one understood his question. He's talking about when they're actually calling you back while you're on another call. This is called a "callback". There's a message played to them when they ANSWER the phone from one of your various lines. Everyone has scripts for other things. This gets weird because now you're forcing them to speak to a pre-recorded message the minute they answer the phone which would instantly irritate most people.

How do you break through that barrier? 

@Tiffany Alexy and this post is STILL helping people!

@Michael Breisch Niiice! I hear a lot about Call Rail but not sure I like the UI. Is it pretty intuitive?

@Barry Pekin
 Thanks for that GoDaddy advice. I've tried others but didn't know they offered the service!

@Adrian Adams I bought and sold during the last 2008 recession for years in CBUS. Lmk. I have answers.

@Tyler Corbett 1st lesson,.....NEVER disclose how much you have to others. Keep it on a "need to know" basis. 🤐

This will keep the scammers and swindlers at bay.

Next, educate yourself thoroughly on what niche you'd like to go into in RE.

Afterwards be sure to plan your tax structure for your business with your accounting team.

@Tyrone Marson Property mgmt should be taking all of your repair requests and etc unless you tell them to contact if the repairs exceed a specific dollar amount.