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      I'm new here (long-time listener, first-time caller, blah, blah, blah). I'm interested in hearing about the LA BP's lending experience/ recommendations are. I'm open ears, open messages, and ...

@Ryan Blake thank you for the referral.

General Contractors tend to get the bad rep, but are they the only weak links you find?

I can not help much up in Menasha, but if you come up to Chicago I can provide some great referrals and resources.

I've found that the rents in Lubbock tend to a little higher than the rent in OKC for similar priced homes but the CoC ends up very similar when you factor in the slightly higher tax rates. 

Things tend to slow down in the fall/winter because families are settled in for the school year.

My suggestion would be to ask your title agent or closing attorney for a referral.

No, I don't get a referral fee or anything, I just know he's fair and works to help owners.Let me know if you need any help or have any questions.

Scaling up to me leads to success.I am in your same position,and I joined one of the big education REI groups.Starting out FB adds,Craigslist adds and bandit signs can help you scale up.Eventually building a team that includes an acquisition manager to bring in qualify and accept leads for your business.I have a CRM and access to send post cards or yellow letters to different situations.I have targeted pre foreclosures,out of town owners,etc.Always have a sign in your current projects too,people are curious some of my best referrals have been through my own projects neighbors.You have to do some research to see what works in your local market.Keep up with what is working and what is not.KPI.Scale up at your pace,you are successful!

Our clients with SFR's and small multi's tend to group into one bank account.