I'd love to chat!

Hello, everyone.I'm a newbie looking forward to getting started and getting my first BRRRR deal.

So wanted to head to BP and see if I can gather some general feedback on what to do/not to do as a newbie salesperson (though I'm not new to Sales in general, been in big tech sales for the last 10 years). 

I guided a newbie to flip a $15K Cherokee STR setup into $60K annual profit, funding his first long-term buy in 18 months.

Hi all,I am newbie in RE investment and closing a 6 unit multifamily this Friday.

Would love to connect  

I only have one that seemed to fail to launch.What I do get more is I offer to run a newbie through a transaction and/or show them the work in progress and I get either no show or barely show. 

Would love any and all advice.

If you're a newbie working on a big project and don't have a lot of time to commit to it - it probably makes more sense to pay a GC to source materials and labor.If you're seasoned and have a good idea of what is needed / can adequately qualify subs then go for it.Another thing to consider - do you have trusted boots on the ground that can keep an eye on the project for you?

Scale Strategically (if this applies to your goals) Reinvest profits, use the BRRRR method (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat), and leverage 1031 exchanges to grow your portfolio tax-efficiently.I'm a mortgage lender at Aslan Mortgage Lending and would love to find time to talk and discuss your journey.