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Lina Naik Looking to put offer on invest property without real estate agent
25 July 2017 | 21 replies
Was he more motivated than someone else, like a tire-kicker with a buyer's agent?
Clyde Myers Jr performing note question/evaluation
23 July 2017 | 4 replies
I'm considering this because I'm tired of "tire kicking" note brokers.  
James Reyes Syndicating Deals, Agent or Both?
8 August 2017 | 10 replies
My funds are limited, and I am tired of working a normal JOB but feel stuck.
Troy Lilly Lists and Leads/ Direct Mail
28 June 2018 | 32 replies
With all of those perks being discussed, let's take a look at the math on the marketing side:Let's use 2 hypothetical lists for example: 1) My scrubbed list of probates to check the probate records for "real property being inherited" and a different mailing address for the applicant and the inherited or soon to be inherited property.2) A random list pulled from ListSource containing certain criteria of out of state absentee and 90% or more equity in the house.List 1: mailing 1000x5 times with a postcard costing $.50 ($2,500) (hypothetically let's say 80% of these leads have motivation) ($500 is in vain)List 2:same $2500, except only 50% of these leads have motivation of some sort, so there's more tire kickers and less potential. ($1250 will be in vain)With this math, the value of a great list will be worth at the very least $750 plus value in the market place, more concentrated motivation, and much less tire kickers.What does the BP community think?
Helen Shen Should property manager charge management fee for the first month
8 August 2017 | 6 replies
You are paying for someone to go through hundreds of "touches" of potentially interested tenants, tire kickers, no call no shows, etc.
Jose Castillo Website on yellow letter?
2 September 2017 | 7 replies
Your website does have the right words but you should look at some other wholesaler websites to improve it first.For example, "Whether a Probate Property, Inherited Property, maybe you’re facing Foreclosure, or tired of being a landlord with bad tenants" no need for capitalizing those, and some grammar improvements would help.
Peter K. WHY are closing costs so expensive?!
11 August 2017 | 10 replies
That's very minimal up front costs relative to the transaction, and it also helps sort out those who are really committed to moving forward and doing the deal, and the tire kickers who might waste everyone's time.Of course, I have nothing against shopping lenders, every investor ought to do so in order to acquire best returns on their investment!
Scott Trench Does Getting Up Early Have Anything to Do with Your Success?
13 August 2017 | 40 replies
He has found much success with a billion dollar energy bar company. tom talks about "being at my worst when I am tired" and how he doesn't perform well with under 5 hours of sleep. whatever he needs to do to get the proper amount of shut eye is done to keep him going strong.
Joshua Solomon Rental market Gates , ny
17 August 2017 | 4 replies
One of the first burbs from the city so as folk get tired of the city, gates is on the radar.
Shalante Davis The New Kid on the Block
25 August 2017 | 1 reply
I don't want to be super knowledgeable with no experience and far from a tire kicker.