Whether you’ve closed a ton of deals as an investor or are still waiting for that first lead, you know that generating leads is often the hardest part to becoming a successful real estate investor.
In this episode, Uriah Dortch tells you all about how he systematized his investment business so that generating leads isn’t a struggle (he almost has too many leads).
Listen now to find out how to build a brand online that attracts leads on autopilot instead of trying random tactics that may or may not work.
Build this and take the struggle out of investing and build a business you’re excited to run.
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