Derek Brunson
Newbie from Lubbock, Texas
20 August 2016 | 14 replies
Lubbock is pretty small, so if you start networking you will meet the biggest players pretty fast.
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Background & Credit Report w/o having to send application?
15 September 2016 | 7 replies
I also use smartmove through USAA and applicants pay $12, but $40 is common the DC area even for major property management players.
Jeff Jamieson
Team Building
23 September 2013 | 7 replies
I am getting all my contacts organized and wanted to ask everyone:What contacts do you need to have in order to be a legitimate player in this?
Nicholas A.
Airbnb Advice Please!
6 November 2020 | 11 replies
Instead I do have an great collection of vinyl LPs and a record player.
Blake Dailey
HELP - Seller Insists on a Physical Bag of Cash Under the Table
22 April 2020 | 36 replies
I would not participate in this person's intended fraud as you become an active player in it.
Preetham Rao
Good Real Estate Attorney in Cleveland?
24 March 2019 | 3 replies
He’s done quite a bit of work for me and works with a lot of the bigger players in Cleveland as well.
John Penola
401K for Down Payment
14 April 2021 | 23 replies
A great and powerful tool to have in your arsenal but if you get behind/etc. you are dealing with the IRS and that makes dealing with lenders look easy!
DeVawn M Nolan
Achieving Real Estate License to Wholesale Properties in Illinois
14 February 2020 | 14 replies
The NAR is a major player in this new law.
Victoria S.
Great deals with great cash flow
8 October 2017 | 10 replies
Let's look at finding deals . . . . . . . for single and multifamily1) Track listings on MLS (being your own agent is helpful so you can act fast, but not for everyone)2) For multi family, I would also watch LoopNet or Costar3) get on a lot of wholesalers list and sift through the junk to find the gem 4) Attend local REIA meetings and get to know the players and let them get to know you, they might have a pocket listing.5) Direct mail potential sellers in areas you want to buy - - code violation lists (I send about 1000 pieces of mail a month)- probate (or even obit records for all deceased owners of property) - look for deceased owners of duplexes and send letters- direct mail probate attorneys who might have families dealing with rental properties- direct mail nursing homes - caseworkers who help families transition- farm specific areas where you want to buy and direct mail the absentee owners.- know of a group of properties you would really like, keep telling the owners of your desire to buy and when they sell, they will call you first (most good duplexes sell this way to friends or contacts that connected with the owner) they don't often get listed for sale, they sell to family or friends.
Coya Stewart
Real Estate Agent Newbie
2 September 2018 | 12 replies
I was contemplating adding additional advertising to my arsenal, so I decide to take a look at where my deals were coming from.