Of the 5 or 10 or 20 deals that you look at this year, you may only keep one or two, but wholesale and monetize the rest of your leads.

Heloc's are a great way to buy flips and also to monetize all that equity.

Now I've seen a couple posts where others have mentioned that they are not your typical RE agent (driving buyers around, and bothering family & friends) and use their license to better monetize leads for flipping and wholesaling.So here's my question, in what ways can i actually use a RE license to make me a better investor and vice versa? 

Hoping to monetize of the leads in the meantime if I could.I also have a full time job for the family business that I will probably never leave and figured I wouldn't have time to really market properties well as a realtor. 

I do not have the funds or the expertise to complete a short sale, but I feel like it is possible for me to monetize this lead.So far, I put out a vague craigslist ad that does not reveal the property address, but it does include a few cell phone pics and a brief description of what I know about the home so far.

If you are going to accept animals even though you are not required, I highly recommend monetizing it.

EXPENSES: $1349/Mo. NET

As a real estate agent I do have the opportunity to monetize the relationship.

I would like to monetize the leads but have not clue how to work vacant land deals.

If you are that person, or in contact with that person let me know, we can make some monet togetherCall me slow...Are you looking for a note buyer who has the capital to take down large portfolios or are you saying you have the money but need a large note seller?