There are two types of real estate investors: Investors who think short-term and investors who think long-term. Short-term investors do everything in their power to squeeze every cent from their current deal. Long-term investors not only worry about their current deal, but every possible deal that comes as a result of their current ones. Only
Source: Pexels It’s a good year to invest in real estate. With historically low mortgage rates and high demand for apartments, you’d do well to leverage current conditions before they fizzle out. However, you are not alone in today’s market. You will have to build your brand, compete for tenants, and find motivated sellers. When
Most real estate investors think they’re competing against other local investors. But that’s not quite true. In reality, all local real estate investors compete against Big Tech companies in Silicon Valley. And it’s an unfair competition. These Big Tech companies have an unlimited amount of money. They even take losses on deals as long as
We all know it: content marketing brings more leads for real estate investors. That’s why everyone is doing their best to get in front of motivated sellers. And since a lot of REI’s do this without a proper strategy in place (we are all tempted to play it by ear), these efforts can quickly result
Great marketing is always based in truth. But that doesn’t mean it’s always based in reality. Here’s what I mean: Even if a given marketing strategy has a 99% success rate, it still fails 1% of the time. I’ve been seeing a bunch of marketing targeted at real estate investors that claims to solve all
