Its a great read for agents starting out

You have to realize that most direct mail marketing in real estate, for agents, is to get listings.

Look for agents who can submit offers everyday.

Tell him Gino referred you.We also use Chris Howe from Pinnacle Bank for Agency financing.

Hi,I wanted to connect with an agent in the plainfield area.  I am from out of town and will be in plainfield Aug6-9.  I would like to look at some cashflow properties, and potentially buy some rentals in plainfield, ...

With our new law, I see opportunity to build: zero step, accessible units for aging parents and retireesmicro-units for students (CSU Hayward, Berkeley)ADU’s for millennial professionals who are still saving for down paymentgarage conversions (I'm planning for this) I'd love to get your opinions: Are you ADU’s as part of your strategy – househacking, flips, BRRRs?

Maybe setting up spreadsheets for Agents, Lenders, Wholesalers, etc. and logging who you have been communicating with, about what you were communicating, when you were communicating, and any planned or expected follow ups from either side.Mostly, I just am having a hard time figuring out the best way to keep track of all this information without it becoming ridiculously jumbled. 

I was warned by a lot of people to look out for agents that are an experience with creative real estate investing that this would happen. thanks guys one love

Any recommendations for agents in Houston familiar with multi-family? 

Looking for agents EXPERIENCED WITH MULTI-FAMILY INVESTORS in the following areas:Texas: San Antonio, Austin, New Braunfels, San MarcosMissouri: St LouisFlorida: Tampa, Bradenton, Sarasota, LakelandIf you are that person or know that person, please respond here or through a PM.