I'd be willing to meet anywhere for the opportunity to collaborate. 

So if you read this far, my question to you would be, do you want to prioritize cash flow, appreciation, having a place in the bay, or do you not mind and want to go out of state?

Next, I'd prioritizing tiling, installing cabinets and floating flooring, leveling floors as things to learn / tackle. 

Sounds good, let’s touch base at least 1 week prior to next auction to collaborate instead of 1 day:)

Thanks in advance and looking forward to collaborating in the forums!!

This info can help you prioritize leads when you have a lot of them or at a minimum give you good information on each seller and how motivated they may be.I also agree with Sean that calling is the best way to contact the owner is calling them.  

No one wants to be trapped in a conversation with someone that just wants to sell their product when they aren't interested in it.That said, I have a totally different elevator speech when talking to a wholesaler about being a buyer of their properties, a different one for real estate agents, etc...just have to know the audience.I guess my point is that we can't all collaborate in this thread on developing the perfect elevator speech that works for everyone, but hopefully this all helps with ideas on developing yours.

But if it can, I think in 5 to 6 years it will be a major component of every real estate investor's portfolio.Looking to collaborate and share with other investors who are doing due diligence on real estate crowdfunding deals.Thanks,

Today's technology allows for seamless collaboration with clients and many of us have clients all over the US and world.

So they decided to join the Fortune Builders Team - where in collaboration with one another, they would offer their services to help redevelop the communities in the local area and this is where “SNM Rehabs” was formed.