Lead with revenue.

I just helped a client purchase a property in the Gateway Commercial zoned area and we had some complications that lead to a meeting with the city planning and building department.

But if your neighborhood has lots of garage conversions, then that would lead me to believe you don't need that garage and that it's normal practice to convert the garage.  

My insurance provider also said I can change the policy to cover STR and put it in the name of the LLC.But I'm concerned that the lender will have issue with the house being used as an STR since we secured the loan as a "second home".Did my mortgage broker lead me astray with the manner in which we secured the mortgage?

We looked at reonomy, ProspectNow, and batchleads, but not sure what’s the best for off market leads (phone numbers).

Also, many cities have lead paint inspection programs that can be a big expense when looking at older properties so know what the municipal expectations are going to be for that area.

So that's the thing, I wasn't looking for leads. 

Here is your flaw.You said you are getting leads from your VA.My question is.. what do you call a lead?

Bottom line is that people always know when they like a house, but they often need help figuring out when they shouldn't like a house.I don't have my buyers sign rep agreements but I get most of my business from referrals and previous clients - if they were all cold leads it might be different.

Hi, after listening to the BiggerPockets Podcast a few weeks ago, I decided to open a Carrot website to start working on generating off-market deals online. I basically have everything built out except one thing:
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