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Jorge Abreu
  • Rental Property Investor
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Asking for Investments and Referrals

Jorge Abreu
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Timing here is everything. Once you've established yourself as a thought leader and built a solid reputation, it's time to unleash your investment opportunities upon your trusty investor list. Don't hold back!

Capitalizing on the power of referrals is another essential strategy. Referrals can be a game-changer in expanding your investor network. Cultivate relationships where referrals become a natural part of your interactions. As I've learned through my own journey, every time you touch those contacts, you can be asked for a referral.

But hold up! When you're asking for investments or referrals, be crystal clear about your target audience. Be specific, my friend. Don't be afraid to zero in on those who align with your investment goals. Remember, not all money is created equal. Seek investors who share your values and can contribute to your long-term success.

One useful trick is presenting the offering rather than directly asking them to invest. So, pose something like, “Hey, look, I've got this investment. This is what it looks like. You know anybody who might be interested in investing the deal?” Look at their reaction. What you're really doing is qualifying them and potentially their network.

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