You’ve probably realized that more and more investors are pouring into the market. This means more competition, but it also means more profit potential for people who target investors.
When you want help with your marketing, tech or sales, you’ll have to hire service providers. But how do you know who’ll make you money and who will suck you dry?
In this episode, you’ll find out how to use a little-known psychological effect to weed out the bad ones and find the people who’ll grow your business and help you run the business you wanted all along.
Listen now!
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A personal message from Dan:
I’m getting together with a group of investors to help them get a consistent flow of ugly & discounted houses every month from online ads.
Would you like to join us?
If you’ve closed deals before and can invest $50/day into ads to get deals every month…
Text “DEALS” to 737-701-5969…
And my partner Yassin will get back to you personally with details within 24 hours.
Again text “DEALS” to 737-701-5969…
You can expect a personal reply with all the details within 24 hours.
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