In my experience, for flipping houses there are four numbers that you need to know:ARVRehabFixed CostsProfit you want to makeARV: Either get your real estate license or find an agent that you can trust and will be patient with you while you're learning the process.

There is a learning curve so hang in there, be patient and make some deals!!!

They think they can save money by having less nurses take more patients.

I’m not saying this is easy especially in our current market, but I’ve had success in being patient for that specific deal.

As somebody that has been patiently waiting for a good STR opportunity in the SD area I'm (for lack of a better term) completely bummed. 

Best wishes, be patient, and keep at it!

Then give some real time for dealers, and doctors that prescribe thousands of pills a month to one patient (knowing they couldn't possibly need them for a legitimate purpose) and take the license away from the doctor to practice medicine.

Don't be intimidated with this just be patient.

I was in your boat, Mack but was patient, made a couple offers and one finally came through.

(I do mention at that point that I am also an agent, and while thats is not the intentions of my marketing I would be more than happy to help them sell)I know its a small sample size, but these sellers all thought they could be patient and get more in this current market.I am just wondering, as a first time marketer to absentees, is it typical that most responses are non motivated looking for top dollar (aka agents) do the motivated sellers only surface after multiple mailings?