Now, I’m full-time with Zuma Capital Group (ZCG), a company I co-founded to focus on acquiring and managing multi-family real estate investments.

Usually in the case of a sale/purchase combo, you should usually negotiate a few days post-possession after selling your property to give you time to close/move to your next property. 

VS Real Estate, nobody controls or makes a forced sale of your assets because there "fearful" what may happen.

Purchase price: $19,087 Cash invested: $1,250 Sale price: $27,000 Contributors: Peter Vekselman Partner Driven and Chad Wolfe & Jerry Scott secured this Anderson, Indiana property for $19,087, investing just $1,250 in minor improvements.

So wanted to head to BP and see if I can gather some general feedback on what to do/not to do as a newbie salesperson (though I'm not new to Sales in general, been in big tech sales for the last 10 years). 

No matter how you're feeling, BiggerPockets flash tax books sale is happening NOW from Feb 25-27th.

Are you currently looking to acquire any investment properties for your own portfolio?

It is just like being in sales doing the prospecting, need to pick up the phone and call them.

Sale price: $175,000 Key Features & Upgrades-New roof, fresh interior & exterior paint-Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) flooring throughout-New doors with updated locksets-Rekeyed locks & updated hardware-New kitchen cabinets & quartz countertops-Updated bathrooms with tiled tub surrounds, new vanities & toilets-New light fixtures & mini blinds-Full HVAC replacement (686) & condenser/A-coil (688)-New water heaters, plumbing updates & landscaping

Now that same house you could have purchased for say $300K is now $325K+.So if you would have purchased that same home at a higher rate you are paying less versus a lower rate on the higher sale price.