Active marketing however, is where you take control, and actively pursue a customer (Door knocking, calling for sale by owners, calling for rent by owners, calling expired listings, calling your centers of influence, calling cancelled listings and more)Passive marketing has virtually no rejection.  

Hello all,I'm a newby investor (1 deal completed!) trying to get my structure set up properly.I'm currently located in Ohio and would like to establish my LLC here. But I would like to wholesale properties in other st...

I don't use coin operated machines, I charge $50 more a money to have a Washer and Dryer on each unit, its a luxury.  

Virtual tours are a great way to show your home off and get potential buyers in your doors.Get a Pre-inspection.

Lights, refrigerator, stove, washing machine, fans, computer, TV, etc, it all becomes heat in the end, Even the end product of your A/C unit is heat, it's just getting blown outside.That being said, no matter what you're using for heat, be it a fancy Eden Pure, 20 dollar milkhouse heater from Walmart, 240 volt baseboards or fifteen 100 watt light bulbs, the above formula applies.It's real straightforward and anyone trying to tell you different is probably trying to sell you something. 

This is a little off topic but do you answer all incoming calls or do you let them go to the answering machine (or equivalent)?

., all while she's trying to find funding to expand her business and buy a new packaging machine for making her natural beef stix, "Simply the Best Meat Stix"  Whole Foods and another natural foods store want to stock her product because they're so delicious.  

I can tell you that virtually all flips come in over budget, unless you are really experienced, because stuff just comes up or there are delays.  

A real estate license may be a huge asset to you but in the hypothetical world where I had a time machine and could roll the clock back to age 18 I would get a job working in the trades rather than in retail and I would study finance rather than sociology.  

Hi Wayne,In non judicial States (ie where the foreclosures don't go to court), virtually no one will lend against a tax deed title - including most hard money lenders.