I went there on the 27th of December, and it was extremely cold in the house, so I looked at the thermostat, and it was on 64 degrees. 

hello BP. this post should be help so many others .After doing the math, it seems like the ROI cold calling using VA's is much Higher than the ROI using DM.therefor, I'm considering to use VA's to do the cold calling for my busniess .it seem like not a lot of information regarding this topic can be found on BP.I mean, there some info, but its a mess and I cant really get the idea of how the whole picture should looks like.if there is any hero's out there with experience,good or bad, with managing VA's doing cold calling and willing to share please take your time and add value to BP and to me . topic I have on my mind - scripts to train the VA-how much do you pay VA and how your choosing them -what lists you like to give them -pros and cons and every piece of information you have on your mind will be amazing.I'm trying to get the whole picture btw - that what I was thinking .3 VA TIME - 3:30 - 6:30 PM ( 3 hr a day, best time to reach people)108 people on the phone a day (12 people an hour per 1 VA)monthly - speak to 3240 people a month total monthly hours - 90 hours (30 days 3 hr a day)total cost - (90 hours X 3.5$)x 3 VA's = 945$ a month .that's should bring me one sell. best regards to the hero's , and to bps members

hello BP. this post should be help so many others .After doing the math, it seems like the ROI cold calling using VA's is much Higher than the ROI using DM.therefor, I'm considering to use VA's to do the cold calling for my busniess .it seem like not a lot of information regarding this topic can be found on BP.I mean, there some info, but its a mess and I cant really get the idea of how the whole picture should looks like.if there is any hero's out there with experience,good or bad, with managing VA's doing cold calling and willing to share please take your time and add value to BP and to me . topic I have on my mind - scripts to train the VA-how much do you pay VA and how your choosing them -what lists you like to give them -pros and cons and every piece of information you have on your mind will be amazing.I'm trying to get the whole picture btw - that what I was thinking .3 VA TIME - 3:30 - 6:30 PM ( 3 hr a day, best time to reach people)108 people on the phone a day (12 people an hour per 1 VA)monthly - speak to 3240 people a month total monthly hours - 90 hours (30 days 3 hr a day)total cost - (90 hours X 3.5$)x 3 VA's = 945$ a month .that's should bring me one sell. best regards to the hero's , and to bps members

I’ve been learning about wholesaling and investing for over a year and yet not ready to start my own investing yet but would like to use this time to gain valuable experience from someone successfully wholesaling who would like help cold calling prospective sellers.

Maybe some of this is displaced anxiety?

Purchase price: $60,000 Cash invested: $1,000 I started cold calling property managers and found a couple going through a divorce, based out of WA, that had three properties in MI (2 SF and 1 three unit) that the property manager was managing.

Purchase price: $60,000 Cash invested: $1,000 I started cold calling property managers and found a couple going through a divorce, based out of WA, that had three properties in MI (2 SF and 1 three unit) that the property manager was managing.

I'm in Wisconsin where its cold and in my experience there are more tenants willing to move in summer than winter, and a 6 mo lease would move my turnover cycle from January to June which might be preferable also.  

Selling triggers capital gains, loss of future rent, 3-6+ months of anxiety, 5-6% loss to sell with it an agent, and loss of future appreciation, defeating the purpose on why we normally buy investment properties to begin with.

Within the first couple days of rehabbing my live-in flip, I had a nail go through my foot, and almost knocked myself out cold pulling off a door jam.