It hot markets like Charleston, offers requesting this usually dont fly unless youre buying a property thats just sitting for some reason. 

This is everything from tax, to legal, SDIRA/Solo 401(k), creative financing, market updates, software, mngt, etc. 

I'm hoping to network with some of the higher performing agents up there who prospect daily, as I have some questions about your market and how lead sources vary in viability there vs here.

I graduated with my degree in Marketing but was always interested in real estate. 

The good thing about househacking a legal multifamily unit is that lender allows you to use the vacated units of 75% market rent as an income to offset the potential current mortgage.

Here are three that I like:CallboxOverview: Callbox specializes in B2B lead generation and appointment setting services.Strengths: Offers robust KPI tracking, multi-channel marketing, and high-quality lead generation.Technology: Uses proprietary CRM and lead management tools to track and optimize KPIs.SalesRoadsOverview: A B2B appointment setting and lead generation company that focuses on quality.Strengths: Known for high-quality leads, detailed reporting, and KPI tracking.Technology: Provides detailed metrics and performance analytics to clients.CIENCE TechnologiesOverview: Specializes in lead generation, appointment setting, and data enrichment.Strengths: Strong emphasis on data-driven approaches and KPI measurement.Technology: Uses advanced analytics to track lead quality and performance.Here is some information to consider when you make your decision:Reputation and Reviews: Look for companies with positive client testimonials and case studies demonstrating success in your industry.KPI Tracking: Ensure the company has robust systems in place for tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) such as call volume, conversion rates, appointment setting rates, and lead quality.Lead Quality: Evaluate how the company sources and qualifies leads.

I hear a lot of investors complaining about the Philly market and saturation in specific pockets, but early there are still people making money on these deals. 

When vetting a potential dev. deal investment, pay close attention to the developers experience in the market and the number of deals they've successfully exited. 

I'm one of the few people admitting to anticipating a real estate crash, probably a market crash, probably a devaluation of the dollar.

They will likely know of your property, or at least be able to get an idea and let you know what they are seeing in your market for your quality of space.As for how to calculate, there is no set strategy.