Danny Regalado discusses the importance of not over or under improving a rehab property. Know what buyers will pay for and what upgrades make sense for that particular neighborhood. Choose improvements that can easily be seen and make sense for the property. If you over improve a property, you risk not seeing it in your profit/appraisal (and the opposite with under improving).
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Danny Johnson explains why you should continue to follow up with leads, even if they didn’t seem motivated when you talked with them. Timing changes things and later on down the road, they might be ready to sell. Keep your name in front of them so that if they reach the point of being ready to sell, they can reach out to you. You can set up a calendar on when you should follow up so that it’s not too often as well. If you'd like to be considered for an invitational link to Investor Fuel
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Coach Collard explains why it’s important to be knowledgeable and experienced in multiple areas on real estate investing before fine-tuning and sticking with just one niche. By expanding your knowledge and expertise to different types of real estate investing, you’re better able to prepare for shifting markets.
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Clay Malcolm explains how you’re able to partner with your IRA as a disqualified person. As Clay Malcolm explains, there are multiple opportunities with different types of benefits by partnering with your IRA.
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Chris Bruce reminds us that marketing has to be consistent and shown more than once to a prospective buyer or seller. Keep in mind that their situation can change a month or 6 months down the road and if you only send one letter or ad, they’ll likely move on to the next investor who’s actively marketing to them.
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Chase Thompson comments on the top strategies to utilize when creating content. He emphasizes being in research mode throughout the day, finding the right angle, and finding out necessary ratio between content creation and marketing. After the content has been created, most people don’t spend an equal amount of time promoting that particular work. Hear from Chase Thompson who instructs on a few strategies to get the most out of your work.
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As BreAnn Stephenson explains, there are a number of different ways a fire can start in a home, especially depending on the status of the home. A vacant property might be more likely to have arsen where as an occupied home could be from a cooking fire to unattended candle. It’s important to be aware and have safe practices in place by yourself, your contractors, and your tenants. Provide your tenants with education on preventing fires. In addition, make sure there’s functional smoke detectors and fire extinguishers in the home. While fires aren’t completely avoidable, there’s strategies to help prevent them from happening and in turn, protecting your investment.
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