I often wonder how many investors just throw away leads of sellers who ultimately list with SOMEONE...

Sorry if this is a duplicate of an already posted issue or if this is a bad place to throw the request but I couldn't find anything.

It generally means nothing, and as an agent we throw those, and the offer it comes with, in the trash.

I have managed to keep my good credit and not walk away from underperforming properties since the market crash..However, I am struggling as to whether I should continue the strategy and keep an alligator property or to just throw in the towel?

Wrestling with a question here and I thought I'd throw it out to the forum.

Then throw money into marketing to get fill the pipeline.

If you have no experience, no reserves and no help from others that know what they're doing it's a huge risk to just throw your retirement money into the real estate market thinking that it's a no brainer investment.

Throw in problems arising from product availability, shipping, returns or something simply not fitting right and you get the picture.

The contacts I've met and knowledge I've gained from this site in just a short period of time has been priceless, and look forward to the possibilities ahead.I'm a full time real estate investor in the Columbus, Ohio market and always looking to network with other investors in this area and beyond, and see what ideas we can throw around, and what deals we can come up with together to all be successful.

With your license you will throw away less leads and make more money plain and simple.