What other profession in the world has such a low barrier to entry that you can proposition a 5+ figure transaction with a grammatically inferior 'letter' (I use that term loosely) rife with spelling errors?

I know that may be a slightly ummm risky proposition since I'm sure you'll get an ear full, but how else do you expect to get her off your mailing list...unless you want to keep her on it until she really does lose it and just sells at that point.

To speak to the actual value proposition and pricing, you can get the website stuff from LeadPropeller for 200 a month.Their coaching is 2X what I would pay for 12-months good one-on-one coaching (via Skype).  

Those on the sidelines with cash can scoop up bargains because it's a buyer's market, but knowing when the market has "hit bottom" can be a tricky proposition.

To investigate teams, meet with the leader of the team and learn about their mission and value proposition to new agents.  

If you do not have a unique selling proposition, if the only thing you can do to "help" is buying the house, avoid mentioning whatever particular distress you are targeting.

There's no way I was going to set my end buyer up for a losing proposition.  

Cardone's statement is not an either or proposition, he is speaking of a singularity action that is doing BOTH, renting where you live AND owning what your renting.

No takers for this generous proposition.

The few assets that I've seen any kind of distress at all have been c-class assets in tertiary markets, and even then it hasn't been that bad.I know that San Francisco and NYC have been hit, but they seem to be the exception, as they were already hyper inflated, and they lost some of their value proposition during the pandemic.Hope that helps