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Door knocking update

Door knocking update

Door knocking update   We have spent the last week and half door knocking at all the pre-foreclosures in Whitfield, Gordon and Bartow Counties. And I have tell you, things are different out there than when we first started this practice.   When we started door knocking on pre-foreclosures in 2012, there would be anywhere from 75 to 150 properties advertised in the paper for foreclosure...

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Evaluating a big fat juicy deal

Evaluating a big fat juicy deal

Evaluating a big fat juicy deal   How many of you romance the idea of getting that big juicy deal that nets you $75,000 or more in profit? I know I do.     Logic dictates that in order to get bigger profits like this, you’re going to need to work with houses at higher price points. Right?   Well, it just so happened that we got a call last week on a house that looked like it...

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Inaction

Inaction

Inaction   I was reading a Facebook thread today where one my friends were asking what we thought the No. 1 killer of success was. That’s easy — inaction.     Inaction manifests itself in all kinds of forms. Sometimes it’s fear-based like when people are afraid to fail or even afraid to succeed. I can’t tell you how many times this very thing happened to Ashley and me when we...

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FOCUS like a lion

FOCUS like a lion

FOCUS like a lion   Ashley and I just got back from a mastermind meeting in Dallas, Texas. It was made up of real estate investors from all over the U.S. who are seeking to build better businesses by developing their systems and processes. Ya’ll, it was phenomenal!     Each investor gaves a 15-minute presentation where they told a little about themselves and their company. Next,...

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How we did our first deal

How we did our first deal

How we did our first deal   When Ashley and I realized we needed to make our living as real estate investors, it was 2009. We were freshly married, just out of college and didn’t have two nickels to rub together. To put it bluntly, we were completely broke.   On top of not being able to find jobs that fit with our bachelor’s degrees, we had a mound of student debt looming over our...

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