The best sales were two in Apple Valley, CA we bought brand new for $150,000 each, and sold them for $300,000 each (to people with no money and 100% loans!).

However, they are big enough that branding may be a more important part of their strategy, so imitating might not work.I'm about to put signage on a truck and 16' enclosed trailer.

Stanley, the vast majority of millionaires in the U.S……-Live in a house that costs less than $400k-Are more likely to wear a Timex than a Rolex-Generally pay $15 or less for a bottle of wine-Have never paid more than $400 for a suit-Are more likely to drive a Nissan than a BMW-Spend very little on prestige brands and luxury items.Yes, they’re frugal, but they’re also happy, not to mention financially free.

Perhaps the reason the property needs $50K in repairs is that the prior owner spent so little maintaining the building.Those brand new water heaters will cost $600 ea to replace in 6 years.

Whereas with postcards, people tend not to call unless they have a problem solved.Pair post cards up with a great post card design service matched with good branding, and they really do well.Curious as to what everyones experience is, specifically in their market.

dig what your trying to do with branding yourself but i wouldn't sell to a cop nor want to speak to one. i would avoid you all the time and your message. it's not about what you are, it's about the seller situration.

Economy wise, Portage has been growing strong in the past 5-10 years - A brand new retail section with new box stores and a multi-million recreation center are a couple of the largest improvements in the area.

Don't get too caught up in grand marketing schemes and branding and all of this other stuff.Concentrate on making 1 successful deal that is profitable.

Hey bigger pockets nation,My name is Erick Castelin and I am a brand new investor (also new to Bigger pockets) i'm located in Clermont, Florida... it's on the outskirts of Orlando, Florida.

While not as profound, my other favorite is "Its OK to like your neighbors, but brand your own calves."