Think indigenous-inspired decor, adventure guides, and curated local experiences.Local Partnerships: Collaborate with local guides and preservation groups.

In addition, we employ tactics such as engaging visual content, seasonal special offers and local collaborations to drive interest and bookings for our property.

I see your point Nick but what Im proposing is a collaboration to compile a list as a resource IN CASE their lender doesn't.You are dead on when you say throwing a list at them upfront would look shady and like we are sending them to our cousin or somethign to get some more $$.

I look forward to connecting to those in my area to collaborate on like goals. 

Given how long the bid took, they should have prioritized your property. 

Let’s connect, collaborate, and then celebrate. 

That said, a good agent should prioritize your interests and be willing to negotiate aggressively on your behalf, as long as the offers are made in good faith and are justified by the property's condition and market value.If you find that your agent is reluctant to make these offers, it might be worth having a detailed discussion about your investment strategy and goals.

We were originally planning to buy a fourplex but when my wife and I found out she was pregnant, we prioritized a single-family in a safe neighborhood that still provided house-hacking potential.

I am sure we all can benefit from your experiences and at some stage we can collaborate together.

     • An automated CRM that prioritizes and updates lead info, ensuring you never miss a key follow-up --> (I've done this a few times🤦‍♂️)      • A real-time valuation tool that aggregates data for quick, informed property assessments. ( Basically, a far superior version of Zestimate               that tells you hot markets and the value of a house right now, not just what it was worth last week or last month)There are a lot more use cases, but let me know y'all.