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Dalton Dellinger How to find workers?
28 December 2019 | 3 replies
The only system that I have set up is the technology I mentioned in point 1.Thank you again for your response.you have a lot going on here and more that I can answer without a deep dive into your business the type of property you are buying the scope of the repairs sales price intimate market details etc.The systems and processes procedures etc. would be based on knowing a lot more information about what you’re doing and how you operate.That being said a couple of things jumped out if you are paying people $10-$18 an hour does that include Workmen’s Comp. and general liability matching their Medicare Social Security?
Stephen Beckwith Is it worth it to get a real estate license?
2 January 2020 | 18 replies
Part B of the same reason was the typical price/value question:  Up to 3% on the buyer side for maybe 40 hours worth of effort and same on the list side for maybe 25 hours worth of work w/marginal listing photos, no video or 3D tour and no social media advertising.If you decide to become a licensed agent, no question you create a target on your back that did not exist prior to becoming licensed. 
Sebastian Roy 2, 3, or 4-unit for first househack?
10 January 2020 | 15 replies
Now I am a socially awkward introvert, so perhaps you’ll be just fine.
Meghan McCallum If there were a tech product to tell you where to start...
30 December 2019 | 1 reply
I personally would have to see a lot of "social proof" for something this before I'd devote any money to it as a subscriber, but I think through some on-point marketing and a strong UX/UI (think Lemonade Insurance's user interface) it would be a great business stream with lots of front-end and back-end revenue potential.I think BP would be a killer spot to promo something like this, as something with a engaging UI and that has your coaching mind poured into it would be a great tool for any beginner or "stuck" investor looking to take steps.
David A Love Newbie attending his first meetup
1 January 2020 | 2 replies
It also lets you feel more comfortable just showing up when you know "Ok I at least know Alex and he seems nice so it's not such an overwhelming social task anymore." 
Chris Salerno What are your goals for 2020
4 January 2020 | 13 replies
@Chris Salerno My 2020 real estate goals are:1) keep the fire going by continuing reading, listening to podcasts, and networking2) invest in at least 1 multi family syndication on the LP side3) maintain a consistent presence on social media and publish on my blog regularly.
LaShea W. Running a credit and background check myself for potential renter
30 December 2019 | 2 replies
It's pretty straight forward as long as they have US Social Sec. #.Best of luck and Happy New Year
Christopher Song Newbie investor in RI
28 November 2020 | 16 replies
Ours is a social networking event.
Oleg Enik Advice for new/young RE agents
3 January 2020 | 15 replies
If you have special skills that an older agent doesn't (hustle, social media, video, etc.) then offer to provide those services for free.
Chris Hopper Lets beat this dead horse....
21 January 2020 | 95 replies
Again, partnering up with someone will get you further down the road than any podcast, book, social event, etc.