OfflineYesterday I received an email from the local "competition" about wanting to go out for coffee sometime. He said I was new in the area lol.
Its exciting and I'm also nervous at the same time. This is all so new and uncharted territory. I'm posting cause I wanted some feedback
Has this happened to anyone? Any replies would be great, thanks!
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Allow your fear to gently pass. Then genuinely ask yourself,
“What needs to be done?”
what type of competitor?? investor? ...if so, go dialogue, build a networking relationship, explore topics of mutual interest and agree to give each other leads on your area of focus with properties: e.g., I have a guy who only wants duplexes/triplexes. . ..I only focus on 3/2 SFDwellings. I'll toss him a fish. . . once in a while, and he does likewise; He is also 45 miles away from my "farming" area.
If that's not the type of competitor he/she is,
then. . . .???
out looking crosstown for another deal
crosstown looker
Gotcha, that's probably what we'll end up doing, definitely not being defensive, and he could probably teach me a lot of stuff. Thanks for the tip Grady, I hope everything is working ok with you!
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Allow your fear to gently pass. Then genuinely ask yourself,
“What needs to be done?”
It is always good to get to know other investors in your local area. You can compare notes and share good contacts for contractors, etc. There are so many opportunities in today's market you may even decide to partner with your competition on a deal in the future. Good luck on all your deals. Believe and Achieve!
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You can only learn and make contacts from this meeting. This is all good! This is a notch in your belt as becoming a bona fide investor!
I'm so excited, thanks for the continued support. We meet up today!
Allow your fear to gently pass. Then genuinely ask yourself,
“What needs to be done?”