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Jacob Wathen Marketing to SOI and Geofarming
19 April 2017 | 1 reply
My two cents - I have worked with a few agents doing marketing - mainly worked with dentists - doctors etc. - we have done mainly stuff like doing Facebook and Adwords ads where we are able to customize their strategy a bit more than some of the "big" national providers - we have set up follow up email funnels - retargeting etc. - and I think the real estate agent market as a whole is one of the tougher ones I have ever worked in.It seems to me you have a small group of agents who are spending a LOT of money on marketing (ie $10-20k or more a month) and then the vast majority of the rest are spending very little to nothing on marketing programs (+/-$500-$1000/month) - typically waiting on referrals or leads generated by the agency they are associated with . . . . so a lot of feast or famine . . . 
Rick Doctor Exponential Technologies and their effect on the R.E. Industry
12 August 2017 | 4 replies
@Rick Doctor- Great points.
Amber Hooks Need to move duplexes to LLC but loans can be called due??
20 September 2017 | 21 replies
Doctors do the same thing. 
Mindy Jensen How Do You Ethically Invest in a Disaster Zone?
13 September 2017 | 50 replies
Doctors built new offices offices went up all over the place.Who is really going to get hosed tho in this whole deal of course is those with no insurance.. and worse yet investors with no flood insurance as they don't even qualify for any fema bene's...
Don Spafford What would you tell your younger self?
5 October 2017 | 5 replies
Push yourself beyond your level of comfort and take risks when you are young and have nothing to lose.As for education if it is your intent to have a career (doctor, lawyer, accountant) as opposed to a job go to school otherwise get a trade.Your only purpose in working is to trade your time for money.
Latimer Luis Just started but ready to quit .... please talk me out of it
30 January 2019 | 45 replies
(For reference I’m a 6’8” Army vet who made it through the doctor process)
Robert Tolnai What to do when your flip is not selling and all your cash is in?
20 October 2022 | 22 replies
Still trying to sell the other as we have hard money payments and has fallen out of escrow twice alreadyLook for a private lender, a friend, a family member, your doctor, barber or dentist, etc who has a self directed IRA that can buy out the Hard Money Lender at a much more favorable rate and then you have options.
Jason Branum I need help running these numbers! Big purchase (make or break) 20 unit 2bd 1.5 bath apartment. I have provided the calculator screenshot.
14 January 2016 | 35 replies
Your average investor is a successful doctor or engineer or business owner or other high income earner who is putting away a lot of cash and trying to earn a solid safe return on it in a low interest rate environment.
Andrew Cordle Greatest Marketing Stratgey Ever Assembled?
11 July 2014 | 21 replies
When I was a kid, I was asking a relative of mine who is a doctor, how much money he made or had in the bank.
Johnoson Crutchfield totally unprepared; when rental property catches on fire
2 December 2018 | 15 replies
@James Wise  Jim I had a contact that this happened to in your fair city.. busy doctor paid cash for home.. sat vacant over 90 days..