@Jason K. shoot me an email, if you want to connect with buyers in your market, I have a video showing you who is buying in your area for free. [email protected]

This is a video from a drive on the eastside a couple of months ago. http://youtu.be/IYcZmjqKvjU?

Remind them of how painful a normal sale is and 'reluctantly' submit that LOI.  

That way I wouldn't be spamming.Now of course, the next best thing to do after they opt-in is to hit them with an automated webinar/sales video.

Looking for videos and or seminars/education materials/downloads to help me better analyze deals, learn what to look for, and look out for, ect ect - In Los Angeles area btw.

Copied this into a new thread because I submitted under the wrong forum.Okay...

There was a 2 bedroom for $60,000 that I missed - it sold before I was able to submit my offer.

You will find videos there on how to send these emails thru your gmail account from a Google Spreadsheet.

But he should still have to submit quotes for the work and compete against other contractors.Honestly, though, the best way to keep a contractor from gouging on the labor when they know or think that they'll automatically be getting the work is to come up with a price list on all the types of work that can be done.

Contracts had to be fully executed and submitted by yesterday.