Natalie Schanne
Experienced Agent & Property Manager Trenton Princeton New Jersey
7 November 2019 | 21 replies
You sound like a perfect candidate!
Chris M.
Is seller financing too risky for a first-time home buyer?
21 November 2016 | 7 replies
While living/working in the house I will be working on it/upgrading it to gain equity and hopefully the house will appreciate (in the Portland OR metro area it should).In order to find the perfect house with seller-financing available, I'm studying hard so that I can pretty much mimic what investors do with these kind of properties by sending out mailers/yellow letters to get a bunch of calls/responses and find the perfect location in the Portland metro area.
Erica Naveja
Flipping in the Poconos
5 December 2018 | 20 replies
I found this online the other day about why Hawley is perfect for a day trip. http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/pennsylvania/winter-day-hawley-pa/Hawley and even Honesdale is growing right now.
Sarah Cox
Jay Hinrichs
Note experts what do you think about pre signed quit claim deeds
24 September 2016 | 23 replies
Perfection of a deed, which is the recording in public record, is not the conveyance event.
Melanie Campbell
How to market my construction company to investors ?
13 February 2017 | 14 replies
@Melanie CampbellI think that Rocky's advice is perfect.
Paige Biviano
Airbnb: Providence Rhode Island
20 June 2018 | 2 replies
Short Term Rental host and Airbnb Superhost here.The BIGGEST thing about doing Airbnb out of your personal home, is you will have to make sure your home is perfect--all the time.
Preston Seo
New investor. Salt Lake City, Utah. Focused on Small Multi-Family
3 October 2018 | 21 replies
The main advice I have is to jump in and not wait till you know everything, or till a "perfect opportunity" comes your way!
Ryan Ogle
Newbie from St. Joseph, MI (SW Michigan)
21 November 2018 | 8 replies
Market is hot due to low supply and seems like the perfect time to make the change.
Troy Lilly
Reopen a very important-yet under-discussed Direct Mail Flaw
23 July 2018 | 20 replies
(lower spread, lower conversion.)Moral of the story... both leads hold their place, but probates should definitely be a big focus, and a beginning focus, along with perfecting your systems and your actual DM piece.Here's a ROUGH breakdown of the last 6 months of deals comparing the 2 lead sources (just to give you an idea):Probate:Mailing 4,000 leads/month (6 months) (total mailed 24,000)-12-14 deals (240 leads roughly)-average assignment: $17,500 (our sales team is top tier)Absentee:Mailing 40,000 leads/month (6 months) (total mailed 240,000)-70-80 deals (thousands of leads...2400+)-average assignment: $9,500These are again, rough numbers, but paint the picture with the KPIs that I was able to track...Let me know if there's any questions, I feel as if this topic is very under discussed and I would like to spread some of what I have learned.