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Matthew J. T. Getting property under contract without having to meet in person?
6 July 2011 | 10 replies
IMO, there is nothing you can do that will suck up more of your time than making appointments with sellers, driving to meet them, and discussing a contract.
Joel Owens Is this a good flooring price for rental rehab??
31 July 2011 | 15 replies
Seems it would be easy for a crackhead to make an appointment with you and jack you when you get there.
Account Closed door knocking/ what to say
17 March 2016 | 27 replies
I just have to set up an appointment .
Paul Tingle Careers involving real estate
20 January 2008 | 5 replies
Go to the largest realestate office in your area.Call and make an appointment to talk with someone about a career in realestate(I say career because when an 18-25 year old calls me and says "hey man you hiring I need a job" I usually do not return the call.Be serious,on time,willing(to do what ever they ask of you),show up shaved,well dressed(not a suit necessarily...but good jeans nice polo and decent shoes),and be polite and respectful starting with your first phone call.That said expect THEM to pay for your schooling if you want to become a realestate agent,in return you will probably end up signing a 1-2 year work agreement saying you will do nothing in realestate other than work for said entity.Also look at up front fees.Some realestate agents here pay for a desk in an office on a monthly basis...if it is that type of office I would go somewhere else.Expect a low commision rate to start,after all they are paying to start you out and need to recoup the cost of that.Be eager to learn,but do not be the annoying new guy lol.All that said if you are serious about becoming an investor there is almost no better way to start.You will learn your local market,realestate transactions and laws.It is always better to know more than the other guy when investing.If you show up on time,work hard,and show promise you will do well.Oh,if the first office you go to does not need anyone at that time do not give up.
Mike N. Direct Mail Re-mailing Sellers
19 July 2010 | 17 replies
If the answer is yes or even maybe (sometimes), then I will make an appointment to see the house.I write up a "cash offer" even though I will be flipping it to another investor to rehab as that person will be paying me cash.
Rich Weese czars and czarinas
11 September 2010 | 15 replies
This is czar # 41 appointed by current pres.
Dylan Katz Potential tenants seeing vacant unit unattended?
31 May 2021 | 38 replies
I lost my own property on TurboTenant and schedule appointments around my work schedule or on weekends when I am off.  
Mike Schorah Successful Offers - Appointment Vs Follow Up After Appointment
19 July 2022 | 1 reply
What percent of your offers are accepted at the appointment and what percent are accepted in following up after the appointment?
Haneen Muthana College student looking to assist
11 April 2022 | 2 replies
What I can help with : - Listing properties on marketplace - Replying to interested applicants - schedule appointments **I’m willing to negotiate pricing** About myself : I’m a 20-year-old college student residing in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Christopher Langan Figuring out wholesale prices to give homeowners
26 November 2015 | 30 replies
You seem to be self appointed.