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Matt Rosen Building your investor list
16 January 2009 | 10 replies
There could be a finders fee for passing on the lead?
Tony Schober Low income tenants & evictions/felonies
14 January 2009 | 7 replies
That sounds even more negative than scumbags!
Heather Pelletier Deal or No Deal?
15 January 2009 | 12 replies
How many of these negative cash flowing properties can you afford to own?
Thomas Jones New Landlord First Purchase
14 January 2009 | 3 replies
Also Unit 3 has lead paint.According to the Realtor each unit would rent for $1000.Monthly Payments would be $933.
Kurt Kiser Rich Dad Academy
31 March 2009 | 22 replies
I have taken two of the classes thus far, and am about to take my next two, and haven't taken advantage of the mentor.Eventhough the information was well presented and some questions were answered, I am finding that just getting out there and reading books from libraries, looking up topics on UTube (which somehow linked me to BP), and networking with individuals here on BP, is giving me the same if not more information as the classes.The classes are beneficial; but I think that you could probably find the same types of classes, for much less $$$.A plus for the Rich Dad Academy is that you can retake the class once, and you can enroll in OnDemand (which is just watching the class an hour at a time on the internet).The negative: Once you go to one of the seminars that try to get you to sign up for Rich Dad Academy, you also get another call from their "coaching" system, which is another $$$ (embarrassed to say what it was, because I was roped into this also).My advice; find out the types of investing you want to do, research those topics, and post your questions and leads here on BP.
Jenny F. The evolving small business...in a credit desolate America
14 February 2009 | 19 replies
Jenny - thanks for the cutepdf writer lead.
Aly W. Article on msn.com - How to hit up your landlord for cheaper rent, perks.
17 January 2009 | 4 replies
I'm in the process right now, actually. very difficult because they've been citing the current lease when the terms serve them, and ignoring it when they don't.Quick synopsis - doing a lead paint removal program with HUD that imposes rent restrictions so I have to cut their rent by $200/month.
Account Closed Online Credit Repair Guide
1 April 2009 | 4 replies
Fixing negative items is only 50% of the battle.It's a conflict of interest for me to do credit repair so I just make sure whoever i refer clients to that they do a full analysis.
Andrew S. Can someone explain wholesaling?
17 February 2009 | 11 replies
This leads me to a few other questions.
Alex Price How do you follow up with prospects?
3 February 2009 | 6 replies
If it's a hot lead I like to touch them one way or another at least a couple times a month until they want to do business with me, or tell me they've gone a different route or just disappear altogether.If it's someone not too hot or without an immediate need but still a possibility (like an absentee or foreclosure -say they worked something out and dont need you right now) then I still follow up maybe every month or two or three for like a year.