If you're on twitter, I'll help promote ya!

In wholesaling you're more likely to need an attorney to defend you than in doing the paper shuffle.I'm not anti-wholesaling, I did one a few months ago to help a friend of a friend.The issue I have is with the promotional side of telling new people getting into RE that it's the place to start and that it's simple.

I've been using it for ~2 years now, honing everything from functionality to recently building out the front-end design and using it on every property that comes my way for evaluation.To quash any self-promotion claims, I am only looking for FUNCTIONAL feedback & suggestions from investors/developers/underwriters like yourselves on how I can improve this app to work better for you/me/everyone.

I don't typically do this so I don't know of any current promotions, but these are out there and are great for stretching out payments when needed.

They might need to promote their business on social media, but hate social media.Come from that place of how you can legitimately help them.

Lots of scammers promote illegal activity (with or without knowledge).

All while getting promoted to Staff Sergeant and helping run a special operations communications team.

Plus, it's worth mentioning that this is NOT a promotion for an offering, just an honest question and discussion.I just finished talking to the lending team, and I'm falling short of a partner in the local DFW MSA that's high-net worth and has had prior experience with deals in the area and similar asset class.

Eventually, I could bring in a PM or promote the crew leader to a PM to oversee more of the business and further eliminate me out of the day to day rehab process which is my least favorite part of this business and why I'd be happy paying higher rates to remove myself more.

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