Originally posted by Jenkins Ramon:
I personally feel it’s not the agent or project manager
money, so investors should not rush into
pulling trigger on purchase / investments
Yes I agree,
there is always pressure to make sales, but its not worth ruining repeat business by rushing into a sub par investment. Just last month my client wanted to extend a bid that I felt could push us too close to his final rehab budget. It didn't feel good to miss the property, but it was safe. I always try to be as transparent with every step as possible. Video tours of all potential properties, video updates on work completed ect. It does take a large amount of trust on the part of the investor and that's no light matter.
For the most part I just try to make myself available as easily as possible working around out of state or country schedules. Or try to take care of local services for convenience, talking to city offices, PM, or insurance agents in person can help quite a bit.
I was just wanting to hear some examples of what really worked well and what did not.
Thanks for the replies.