Also, happy to provide any specific referrals you might be looking for?

If you're going to be doing something like that anyway, I'd start contacting the sellers myself and try to get a referral fee or wholesale it.

Hi Kevin, I want to thank you for giving me the referral to Jan at Suite Properties.

Should have "Probate Made Simple" ready in time to promote at the SF Summit in Oakland later this month.

You could also try US Best Repairs and RealQuest offer similar services.We also use referrals from local REO and Real Estate Agents in other areas from personal contacts as well.

It's best to ask local realtors, suppliers, lenders, even insurance agents for referrals.

most of my coworkers know, but my boss does not. the boss does not talk to us unless it's work related, so i dont think the boss knows. i wont hide it, but not planning on telling.i give out lots of "i need a guy for this" referrals.

@Justin Moon I know this will sound like I'm promoting myself, but the best thing you can do is get a Realtor to do a CMA and forget about Zillow, Redfin, Trulia and all those free estimates, or at least use them to have a very broad and general idea.

Some benefits: - Access to the MLS - Referral fees - Controlling your deals - Listing properties

Also, I've developed relatively sophisticated referral-based selling strategies that that require me to educate the referral sources and show them both to how manage the client's expectation(s) and more recently, very specific ways they are to refer the client.So, I utilize offline and online advertising and, obviously, give a lot of thought to each and how they fit in the overall marketing mix.I like direct mail, inbound telemarketing, well-placed, industry/profession specific print ads, direct mail, paper & ink newsletters, public speaking, press releases, blogging & forums (limited social media), direct sales (in person), some conferences and specialty advertising (mugs, pens notepads) and a few others I won't mention.