It’s every investor’s dream: You start investing in a market and shortly after, you’re dominating. You leave entrenched competition in your wake. Everything is on point, from your marketing to your paperwork.
In reality, most investors use postcard templates everyone else got at a seminar, have essentially the same website and only a few leads per year. When they close even less, they give up on their dreams of becoming full-time investors.
Bryan Tyson did the opposite: He used effective online marketing strategies to generate leads and close deals quickly in a competitive market.
In this episode, you’ll find out how he went from being unknown in his market to conquering a good share of it—and how you can do the same to become a full-time investor.
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