Ok awesome i have a few ways of finding buyers the easiest one is at my reia meeting and handing out my cards to the ones who actually rehab not tire kickers, another one is to mail to absentee owners who bought property 3-6 months ago best bet for landlords looking to expand their portfolio, my last option is to go to the auctions I always here of investors having success attending the houses for auction when looking for buyers any other advice?

The last way I will go to the auction and hand out my cards there as I heard that is a great way to find the true buyers that no one else really does.

You could write an obligation that had to be paid by trading baseball cards, or chickens in lieu of cash at a set equivalent factor!

He took my card and utterd something about talking with his co-executor and he would call me by Wednesday.

Based on who is chosen, credit card entry information will be displayed to that party at the time of the transaction. 4.

Study guides are not 100% true to the test, and so flash-carding the test beforehand will only get you so far (As you've learned)A lot of people like to brag that they "COMPLETED MY TEST IN ONLY ONE HOUR!

Does any one have a sample of a postcard that pulls at least 2%. I mailed a list of absentee owners and the response rate was horrible.

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I mark myself as new; however, I have been learning about re investing for awhile now. 2 words of advice 1)when you go to a seminar, leave your credit card at home - do not buy until you have time to check the person out - they will probably have another seminar in your area soon enough if you want to buy 2)when you find a mentor and they are asking for $$$$, make sure you research them and find out what they have done recently - youmay find out they do a whole lotta nothin but talk a good game.

Also you might want to start a entity so then when you set up your bank account if you don't have excellent credit you might want to find some that would be willing to help you with a business credit card and get use the credit cards to get you started.

Yeah, you can argue a good card counter has an edge in blackjack, but otherwise, gambling is driven by randomness, not knowledge, research, collaboration, etc.