I am relatively new to the Real estate industry and I was wondering if anyone had some advice on just how to drum up good leads.

In my opinion, the cross-linking is a good thing because it can lead to more interaction, but cross-posting is a not so good thing (where by cross-posting I mean taking every word from a post and duplicating in multiple places of the varied areas of the site, whether blog, forum, bulletin, article, etc.).A bit hard for me to believe that the management (namely Josh ) would not see the value in allowing this, but again that's just my $0.02 worth.

Most successful investors trust their intuition, that inner knowing or that small still voice to lead them through the door of the unknown.

- max LTV 90% (if you raise it you can get leads cheaper)- all types of refinance!

Feel free to contact me if you have any leads on properties in those areas.

(best to leave it open so they can lead the conversation and not you.)After they've responded with their speal, if they haven't addressed the following, be sure to ask: -Do you run background checks on tenants?

You don’t always need to lead from passion to begin with.

*experienced in estimating repairs/costs*can do quite a bit of cosmetic work myself*licensed RE agent*have a multitude of marketing platforms(also interested in ca$h partner)[email protected]

I am not up on the Brooklyn market, but after reading the Special Comments on this one, I am thinking about heading out that way. The view from the third floor looks to be outstanding.

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