It's that live contact that can really spark you and give you ideas and direction.  

Not as meaningful as solds, unless you're flipping.

But it just seems like there has to be some way that you can prioritize your time to get those offers out when you do find a motivated seller.And then find a way to stick on them until either they tell you no or something changes.If it means spending less time digging for motivated sellers, then that would make more sense to me, as opposed to spending more time finding the motivated sellers but not having enough time to do anything meaningful them when you find em.One thing I'd add though is that anybody with your work ethic and drive is going to be successful in this business.

Joshua Sheats from Radical Personal Finance interviewed Josh and sparked my interest in this site.

I can say with certainty that I will never sign any meaningful contract via an electronic signature program again - it was hard to read through because it just skips to the signature parts and admittedly thats why I skimmed the second time.

I have always wanted to get into property investment, but this has really sparked me to start finding a home.  

We are curious around the office how your experience has been building ADU with getting city permits in Sparks. 

When I was 18, I started listening to the BP podcasts, and it really sparked an interest in REI.

So imagine, you'll need to do this for at least 500 homeowners in order to generate a meaningful response.

You can only expense things that don't meaningfully change the useful life of the property.