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Doug Martens Doug Martens from Milwaukee Wisconsin
2 June 2014 | 14 replies
In an indirect way Fortune Builders was involved in getting started in real estate, my original business partners were graduates... we all found the program to be very basic and kind of a waste of money... they're tactics didn't work in my market... like at all!
Ibrahim Hughes Any Recommendations For Revamping Website?
28 April 2014 | 16 replies
The going rate for an SEO person is about $500/mo You could find cheaper, but you get what you pay for most of the time and have to watch out for "SEO experts" who use spamming tactics or "Black Hat" tactics.
Scott J. Water Seeping From Floor
5 March 2014 | 9 replies
You can attempt to waterproof the foundation as well, but the best tactic is to divert the water.
Calvin Beeke 9 random enlightenments to make $30,000 on every FLIP!
30 May 2017 | 6 replies
If flipping is more than a once a year hobby to you, try this tactic.
Okeoma M. Is it important to get your spouse involved??
5 August 2015 | 21 replies
Numbers is his weakness so try a tactic that appeals to who he is. 
Richard D. Sanders III Buying Foreclosures Before Auction
27 July 2018 | 12 replies
if that advice was given on a BP pod cast then that is appalling advice.. how would you like to be the seller in that situation.. that's just straight up slimy business tactics.. no place for that in our business.. 
Chris Jones How do you wholesale other wholesalers deals
17 April 2022 | 28 replies
the reason why i ask this question is because i find it alot easier to go into and agreement with another wholesaler who already has the deals then to do all this marketing and etc to attrack the few homeowners that have equity or actually have a good deal for you (doing this just allows me to move more quickly and build up a list of inventory and etc)because what i find is wholesalers that do have great/awesome deals are still having trouble flipping them, and its not just because of the tuff market we're in either, its because most investors know real estate tactics but don't know marketing, like i've seen wholesalers who couldn't sell a property for say $30K but another wholesaler get a hold of it a re-market it and sell it for $55K without doing anything to the property at allso once again my question is how do i wholesale other wholesalers deals (because i have a list of the active buyers), like what is the deal structure of how to do this properly to make sure i get paid, because like two days ago me and my partner got beat for like $8K, we brought the buyer to the table and once we did the first wholesaler went around our back and did the deal with our buyer and took our profitsso is the norm just doing a assignment of contract from one wholesaler to the other ((because it one time that me and my partner got beat we didn't do it this way)), if this is how it's normaly done, right i would have to submit like two separate assignment agreements with the purchase and sale to the closing agent just for my buyer to be able to close on it
Ronny Batarseh How to start investing in real estate with little to no money?
22 October 2019 | 14 replies
They use these tactics to get you excited and purchase their “educational or training” programs which often don’t come cheap and then they regurgitate outdated or generalized info expecting anyone from anywhere to use that with success.
Evin Lynch Working with Realtors or Obtaining Real Estate License
12 December 2022 | 3 replies
However, I would say unless you are going to be taking the time to learn all of the laws, then all of the different tactics i.e. a subject specialist, then in my opinion it is not worth it.
Noelle B. Seeking advice: Cashing out ~$300,000 after 1st year investing
22 February 2022 | 48 replies
@Noelle Bohlen I think you are on the right track, apply similar tactics to a larger asset such as large multi family, MHP, or strip malls whatever you are comfortable with and BRRRR a distressed commercial asset with part of the money from the cash out.