If what you need is help managing the information, I recommend using Salesforce (web-based CRM).I'm a hard money loan officer and I use it to manage my clients' info - it is a life saver.

I do hope that does answer your questions sorry it took so long very busy a lot of clients purchasing my investments.Thank you for your time and understanding.

In other words, there are way more deals and many more clients than any one company can buy and service - so don't focus on numbers, percentages and possible competition.

They wont be clients of yours but it could be a way to network.Take action.....monitor and track the results.....adjust and take more action.

If out of state, you don't have to worry about the client being able to drive by the properties to check things out.

I usually tell my clients to begin this way, that way they have an idea of what repairs cost, how much taxes/insurance/maintenance are, and what homeowners deal with on a daily basis.

The house I live in right now was a HUD home when I purchased, and I submitted to HUD I would be an owner occupant.I've got a client who purchased a home from HUD as an owner occupant, and the day before closing he informed me he is considering selling in the next year.

Why does your client need to sell?

If a local investor approached you, someone that you have never heard of, would you pay thousands for his course or bootcamp or would you tend to go more with someone more nationally recognized?

I am working with a gentleman who is an investment advisor and has a big bunch of client money under management.