Because of persistence, follow ups, and consistently cold prospecting on a daily basis, in my first full 12 month calendar year licensed (2018), I have been able to replace my previous salary.

I'll flood my brain with dopamine as I envision the faces of my prospective tenants when they walk through the apartment, or a young familys excitement when buying their first home.

Most prospective wholesalers never get past reading articles, and there is nothing wrong with “failing forward”.

Prospect Heights, Park Slope, etc...I realize there is already a group that meets regularly in the city.Thanks!

Management goes through rent rolls and finances of prospective sites, and I do physical inspections, gather certificates, check and estimate vacant and contracts, etc.It's usually an additional service in my experience, but works out well when we start take over new contracts.

I agree that a lot of the 1980’s built homes in Rio Rancho are good flip prospects.

We outsource tasks like Transaction Coordination, Lead Generation, Prospecting and Marketing. 

Also, if this is a rental prospect, every heavy rain you will be worrying when that call will come from the tenant that the basement flooded.

I want to start prospecting probate leads, I’ve been on the website but what document can I find the subject property in?

How long should I mail to the same prospect with direct mail before removing them from my "list"?