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@Marcin Chojnacki

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@ja'ami mock

I am not able to link your name right now. Reach out to me I'm working a lot in these areas your discussing working for a cash buyer lining up deals for him. Give me call or PM to talk. I could help you out! 

I'm looking into Podio. Anyone have any experience with that? 

@Michael Richardson

Your in a great area if you want to start in rentals. With Amazon now a major employer in the Joliet area. That pocket is really hot! Great deals all over the MLS there for rentals just keep making low offers and some will take.

  If you need help I know that market pretty well. Send me a PM love to talk with people in the area. 

@Jim Love

Hey Jim. Definitely go to the local REIA around. @Andrew Holmes runs a great one in the suburbs. I have attended that one myself. I am working with an investor who has 5 projects going on in Will County right now. Feel free to reach out to talk about the Plainfield area market. Send me a PM

Thanks but looking for something to store more than just files. Something more automated that could track progress and send auto updates to all parties, have to do lists/tasks etc

Hello All,

  Seeking some referrals for a few things. My partner/mentor and I are looking to start putting in a lot of low ball offers in on several listed properties in Will County, Illinois. Anyone know a realtor who might be interested in writing all these offers for us? 

Also once all these moving parts get going we are seeking some sort of lead tracking software where multiple parties can access and track all the leads and current projects. Anyone have any suggestions along with associates costs? 

Thanks in advance! 

@David S.

  My advice first off would be to ask local realtor to send you a blank copy of the standard real estate contract which is what you would sign when putting in an offer. You can review this and ask them any questions you have regarding its contents. They would best be able to explain the different contingencies and way some you could legally back out of a contract if needed and legally get earnest money back. Getting your earnest money back is easy either through attorney review or inspection contingency if the property ends up not being in the proper condition as long as you follow the guidelines laid out in the contract. 

In your case yes it would be a waste of time to view every property! In my market in Chicago most of the time there's not even enough time to view a REO set a price attractive to investors. As they come on the market and are gone within a day or two sometimes!

  Do your best with the pictures given and make your offer with proper contingencies! 

@Nicole Wood check out @Brandon Turner video in the BP Rental Property Calculator, make it so easy to analyze a deal!

@Brandon Johnson

  I live in the 60505 and would love to talk to you about your direct mail campaign. Very interested how its going! Good luck!