Hello everyone...
So I am basically new to REI - I did a flip in 2006 and lost a big chunk of money due to the sharp down turn. I was laid off (again, twice in 18 months) in Feb and have been applying for jobs. But here's the thing....I don't want a job! I want to work but not full time and I want to make good money when I do work. So REI seemed to be a good fit for me.
I am starting this blog to keep me motivated and accountable. Afterall, I have no idea how many people will be reading this but it will keep me focused as I will have to update this often.
Just got my two books from DG - in the middle of one and plan to finish in the next couple of days. I am excited to get started and have begun the process of finding a realtor and joining a REI club.
Will keep you all posted as I progress - my goal is to have at least one deal close within the next 4 weeks...that is when my unemployment money runs out....now there is some motivation!
If you have any suggestions please feel free to share....
Susan
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local rei club
Get involved at your local rei meetings. Its good to be around people with like minds and its a good place to get local contacts.
Thanks for the advise....I
Thanks for the advise....I will be doing that today!
leads
One of the best free lead source is produced in you local paper every week. The obituary dont be afraid to send simple letter stating you buy homes quickly and with cash.
Do you happen to have a
Do you happen to have a sample of the letter. I also get notices of estate notification to creditors when someone passes. It gives me who the executor is and I would like to contact them if I had a really great letter.