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Jennifer C. Help! How do I qualify Drive for Dollars leads to receive a letter?
3 December 2015 | 9 replies
As you're starting out its important that recognize what makes a deal and then as your skills levels improve due to your greater experience, investment in additional training and education, and your association with successful peers, you'll be able to work on and profit from opportunitues that don't appear to have merit.Also, you may have to "touch" a lead numerous times before they show any interest and respond.
Ian C. Additional traditional, or portfolio/blanket?
13 November 2014 | 7 replies
Just wondering everyone's take on this next move -- if I can get a lender to do a portfolio/blanket loan, should I capture these next two via this method?
Brad Mooney Real estate investors groups
13 June 2014 | 4 replies
I've read numerous times that us newbies should join our local REIA or group.
Andrea Graybill Flipping Formula
31 January 2015 | 20 replies
Once familiar with the different options coach Allen explains the process of each method in a way that is easy to understand and virtually impossible not to comprehend.
Christopher Reynolds Notice to Quit needed, or just Letter?
5 July 2015 | 10 replies
I plan to have a constable serve him the notice, whatever it needs to be.I'm asking this question because I understand the reasons for the 14 day (non payment) and 30 day notices to quit, but given that we're declining to renew instead of asking them to leave for another reason, I wasn't sure what the proper method was.None of the replies will be considered legal advice.
Felicia Pryor REI Courses ? Are they worth it...
29 May 2014 | 15 replies
It helps too, for calming fears in knowing that if they really understand the basics of RE, they know more about RE transactions, legal requirements, financing methods and settlements than 99% of the homeowners they will talk to.
Tyler Judkins House Flipping Business Model
30 May 2014 | 3 replies
Account Closed is one of them, and has written books, numerous blogs, etc. that will help you on your way.
Oscar Zendejas Refinance Closing Questions
4 June 2014 | 2 replies
Hi Bigger Pocket Members, I am currently trying refinance my property and trying to determine the best method for proceeding with the process.
Justin Erion New Member from Northern Colorado
31 May 2014 | 3 replies
Hello, I am new to this site finding it while researching methods for contacting potential investors.I am wanting to meet new people and exchange ideas and information as it seems to be a very informative site.
Michael Magro No Credit History
6 June 2014 | 11 replies
They won't be impressed with guru stuff either, not off the bat.What will impress them is your actual knowledge of RE, your market, assessing repairs and valuations that may lead them thinking in conventional terms of selling at which point you can then introduce more creative solutions that may fit the circumstances and solve the seller's problems,To do that you need to know RE, not methods of putting square pegs in round holes, you need to begin with the basics in the principles of real estate and then evolve to higher levels to suggest sound solutions.Knowledge can overcome the obstacles you may find in being taken seriously.