Maybe I am too old, or experienced, or both to understand that.If you're a starting investor with limited means and trying to grow really amplify the quality the button and dial down the quantity game.

I would love to connect as I have numerous products in which could be beneficial to you.

Also, as I am in CA, it would be impractical to be "boots on the ground" for an extended length of time to visit properties and  attend numerous auctions in person.

To keep up with relevant advances, I read numerous publications each week.

For numerous reasons we decided to sell, and received at offer from the Church that was one of the occupants, for a price equal to appraised value.  

The other 1% are constantly reviewed by licensed Realtors, large wholesalers spending $20,000 monthly for marketing, numerous platforms and services selling leads, fix n flippers, syndicators, investment funds,  and “opportunistic” buyers such as myself with millions of dollars in cash to close any discounted deal in less than 48 hours, if need be.  

I'm one year into being a landlord, and I loved it for about the first six months--in spite of numerous challenges.

Lower-quality/higher-quantity of leads can go to newer agents as these will require more legwork to convert to clients and sales.Pitfalls: - When expanding your team, do not bring on too many agents at a time unless you have people, tools, or systems in place to help you onboard and train them.- Institute a 30-day trial period (before introducing them to the team) where you and agent get to know one another.

I'm not saying it always turns out bad, but there are numerous issues that can arise that are not worth the arrangement.

Ive been to HPD Section 8 office numerous times in person telling them all the incidents and all they seem to do is defer me to housing court.