I long ago stopped paying attention the the emails I get from “wholesalers”. Most of them don’t know the markets they’re playing in, and the ones that do generally overprice their wares. But a couple of days ago I received an email from one of these “Robo-Wholesalers” about a house that was right around the corner from three rental houses that I own. So I know that market. Cold. It was clear from his email…

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Yeah – it does happen. And contrary to one idiot I saw on Facebook it’s not “cool”. It’s dangerous. Especially in this litigation-crazy society that we live in.

This is a tool that I’ve been using now for several years.

We all want to cast our nets as wide as possible. But that’s usually the exact wrong way to get started in real estate.

Here’s another tool that I use in my rental business that has become indispensable because I have a day job.

Fun Fun Fun on Friday! A new real estate investor “social media expert” has surfaced this week. Giving social media advice – get this – via automated postings. Can you get any more clueless? There are right and wrong ways to use social media as real estate investors. I talk about a couple of the basic rules of engagement in this piece. The bottom line though? It’s about ENGAGEMENT, not numbers. Until you understand that…

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