All Forum Posts by: Shaunda Hayes

Thanks so much for the insight! @Ben Biggs

Hi Guys!

I am doing some market research for a client who is looking to invest in Southern California. Can anyone tell me what the market is like in San Diego? What zipcodes/counties are good starting point for wholesaleing? Also, what lead categories have you seen success with? (i.e. vacants, absentee owner, pre-foreclosures etc.)  Any market information/help is appreciated!

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Hi! @Jerome Morelos and @Braheim Wilson Getting a license only teaches you real estate laws and procedures as it pertains to sellers, buyers, contracts, deeds etc. It doesn't teach you how to market, list, or wholesale/flip a property, so eventually, it would be good to find a seasoned investor to mentor you. Some investors may say that it isn't worth it, mainly because after becoming licensed, you are bound by a different set of rules. Complete disclosure is mandatory in order to ensure that you are in compliance with the real estate license law. I got mine and I thought it was definitely worth it. I learned tons of valuable information that can be applied to your new career as an investor. The more you know, the better off you will be. To me, disclosing your status as a licensee shouldn't be a problem unless you are breaking the law. 

@Matthew T. Try UpWork. It can be reasonable as far as price is concerned. I recommend looking for a VA that specializes in real estate data collection. Be sure to read their reviews, and don't be afraid to ask for sample work, or a "trial job". The less training required on your part, the better. Average price for something like this could range anywhere from $3-$7 per hour. The nice part about UpWork is that the VA must log in, and their work is timed and recorded for your review. They even take screenshots of the freelancers screen so that you know what they are doing while working for you. You also have the option of creating one-off jobs for a flat fee. There are a few different options to fit any budget.

What kind of leads are you looking  for? (Ex. vacant, absentee owner, probate, code violations) @Christeina Douglas

@Account Closed I second that motion!

Never "just pay", always fight it, especially with something that sounds as ludicrous as this, and is probably not even a part of the original agreement! I certainly wouldn't pay before referencing the terms of the initial agreement. This guy sounds like a lunatic. Once this is over, help the rest of the REI community and post reviews on this agent everywhere possible. Update us on the outcome please! @Jason Callahan

Are you always too busy with family and work to focus on lead generation marketing for your real estate investment business?

Could you benefit from having skilled real estate lead generation consultants screen your leads for only the most motivated sellers, so that all you have to do is negotiate deals?

We have got the PERFECT solution for you! We offer a done-for-you lead generation solution for busy real estate investors! Our comprehensive plans include marketing lists with FRESH content, skip-tracing for each lead, and phone calls to screen for only the MOST QUALIFIED MOTIVATED SELLERS, all for just under $2 per lead!

WE QUALIFY THE LEADS, YOU CLOSE THE DEALS.

Click here to schedule your free consultation NOW.

 Wow! This is terrible! But you are absolutely correct, it is all a part of the game. It is more than clear that her 4 year tenure didn't afford any extra loyalty to you either! Not saying we can't help people from time to time, but this is a business first and foremost, tenants must understand that. Good luck @Zee Singleton