I have a decent amount of investor clients and repeat investor clients.

Many cannot handle it or quit too soon.With my commercial real estate one day I can get a new client with 10 million to invest and the other a flake with 500k who doesn't know what they want and is driving you nuts.

Marketing is marketing and most of them work, you just need to use common sense and think about who your ideal client is.

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@Brian LeungFor a fourplex in LA/OC - you should in the 6.5-8% of monthly rent range.As a next step, I would suggest asking these companies for referrals to existing clients.

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He assists many of my clients in this area is very investor-minded

It's not a 203k requirement that the home be in unlivable condition, but odds are the listing agent is going to tell their client to throw your offer in the trash if the home CAN be purchased with a vanilla normal non-reno loan.

I've bought and sold several homes in Arlington for myself and for clients and am also a realtor here.

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