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Damon J. Flipping - is it possible for a part timer newbie?
11 December 2011 | 20 replies
I know Aaron, and I'm fairly certain this wasn't a solicitation or anything of that nature...In fact, Aaron is one of the best rehabbers I've met in the Atlanta area, and the OP should be thrilled to have the opportunity to chat with him.
Account Closed convo with seller how did i go wrong?
23 May 2011 | 22 replies
John whether you realize it or not the delivery of what you are saying on the phone and pitch is just as important as the words themselves.You need to practice tone on the phone and video tape yourself giving a presentation in the house.I did this work years ago and now it is natural for me to talk on the phone and meet people in person.It flows now and is not forced.With anything in the beginning you will be really rough at it.Listen for key words on the phone for high motivation.Job loss,divorce,death,sick family,facing foreclosure,having babies and need more space,selling to free up capital,job transfer,getting married,executor of an estate,out of state investor etc.etc.Low motivation:1.Just seeing what the market will bear2.Waiting for my price 3.Need XXX to pay my bills4.Need larger house if I can get XX for thisand on and onEventually they might have life circumstances that change them to motivated but today they are not.Stay in contact because you never know.
Tom Jones Few questions
25 May 2011 | 10 replies
They are natural negotiators, and many of them would prefer to give you nothing if you will accept it.
Tin Lam How long does it take to pay off your 30 year Mortgage?
25 May 2011 | 43 replies
Pay down your mortgage as normal for a few years and then due to forced or natural appreciation refi on your equity to buy more leveraged property and have more tax writeoffs and Larger mortgage interest write off...Stole this one from rich to be fair, but I like it if it will ever be possible again in our tight lending economy...2.
Tin Lam what happens if you get voted off real estate island?
26 May 2011 | 23 replies
Natural disasters do happen, markets can and do change so what are your suggestions?
Bryan Hancock Goodwill When Qualifying Accredited Investors
24 May 2011 | 3 replies
Further, assuming you are not a Certified Public Accountant, you would be practicing accountancy without a license, much the same way I am practicing law without a license by writing this responce!
Bryan Hancock Webinar Ad Copy - What Pulls?
26 May 2011 | 10 replies
Over time people can opt out and the list will evolve naturally.
Matthew J. T. Discrete Assignment Fee
11 April 2015 | 85 replies
To me, its just smart business to use my understanding of human nature to my benefit.
Bill Gulley When are you Speculating vs. Investing?
27 May 2011 | 12 replies
I think you may be interested in reading JTR's thoughts on the matter here:The nature of investment by John T.
Andy Meyers How much liquid cash do you need to be a transactional funder?
8 September 2011 | 24 replies
The broker can arrange it and get paid, but you need to "fund at the table" with certified funds......the fewer number of fingers that touch it, the lower the risk of losing any of it.