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All Forum Posts by: Joe Haine

Joe Haine has started 3 posts and replied 7 times.

Post: Brokers for MF Apartments in STL Metro

Joe HainePosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 2

Hello,

I'm currently an MH investor, but I'm looking for brokers dealing in smaller MF deals in STL Metro area. 

Thank you!

Joe

Thanks all for the responses and I appreciate the feedback. @David Masciangelo @Patrick Jackson @Greg Dickerson @Scott Mac

Over the last couple of days, we've decided to transition to all Microsoft Office (one drive, outlook, etc.). We were considering Streak for Gmail (it seems to integrate very well). Now, looking at Zoho for its smooth Outlook integration. Any thoughts on Microsoft & Zoho, or the other products you mentioned specifically around easy of use/integration w/ Microsoft?
 

@Patrick Jackson good point. Any specific suggestions?

A little about us - we're a small company on G-suite currently (considering switching over to MS suite), and we're looking for a tool that does the following. We are a partnership of three who invest in Mobile Home Parks. We probably look at about 100 parks a year, from that we look at 50 seriously, from that we put 20 under contract and into due diligence from that close on 1-4. On the sourcing side, we source from wholesalers, direct from sellers, and brokers publicly listed. In addition, we also have investors (currently, about 20 active and 50 potential) and we're looking for a simple tool to keep in communication with them as well

Do you have any suggestions for something that's cheap, easy, and fits these criteria?
Requirements: - Cheap (free or $10 per user per month, we'll have 3 users) - Integration w/ G-Suite/Gmail (and potentially Outlook) - Easy to use/setup/flexible - Meets basic deal sourcing and investor relationship needs

Deal Soucing/Deal Management - Sourcing contacts organization (organization of brokers, wholesalers, agents, etc.) - Leads management (from the sourcing contacts or from direct sellers) - Opportunity Management (probably from contract sign to closing) - Due Diligence Management (contract signed, key dates management, teams based management,) 

Investor Relations - Manage both active investors and potential investors - Keep organized with regular communication in mass (via Outlook/Google)

Thank you!

Awesome article. Thank you.

Looking forward to it as well. I'll be there at 7 pm, hopefully that's not too late. 

 - Joe

Post: Dallas, TX new member

Joe HainePosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 2
Intro: New member in Dallas, TX. A friend of mine got me hooked on the podcasts so I’ve been churning through those over the past few months from 2013 fwd. Absolute convinced real estate is the long term answer to financial security. Professional background: Graduated college in 2010 spent 5 years in the management consulting industry at Accenture in DC area and I’ve been working for a healthcare startup since 2015 here in Dallas. I travel 50%. What am I looking for: I’m looking to learn as much as I can. I’d love to find a mentor here in Dallas needs some hands on deck to do grunt work, stuff envelopes, run errands etc. My main concern right now is being inexperienced and jumping into a market like Dallas which is very very hot right now. If anyone has insight into a first buyandhold that wasn’t geographically close to them, I’d love to hear. Thank you all for reading. -Joe