Lakes Region, NH - title company and realtor recommendation

Lakes Region, NH - title company and realtor recommendation

Danbury, NH · Member since 2016 · 89 posts · 21 votes

My first letters for my direct mail campaign will be going out shortly, so I'm trying to get all my ducks in a row for the hundreds of calls I'll be fielding. ;) Actually I'll just feel better about the whole thing if I have everything in place before I throw thousands of dollars at a marketing campaign.

I would like to get some recommendations on a title company in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire (Merrimack county, ideally). I'm from CT, so most of my real estate transactions have been done through an attorney previously.  Any input on this would be appreciated.

Also looking for a realtor in this area. I'm a newer investor (although not brand new), and I do a lot of my own legwork.  I'm looking for flips at this time, so no wholesaling. On the realtor front, I need someone that I can refer leads to if they don't meet my criteria.  I also would like to bounce ARVs or process questions off of them and get some input during the rehab process.  Obviously I'd be listing with them on the sell side as well.   

Thanks!

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  • Real Estate Agent · Loudon, NH · Member since 2011 · 15 posts · 7 votes
    9y

    Hey Stephen. Check out Monarch Title at www.monarchtitlenh.com. They are just south of Concord but will travel up to the Lakes Region and I can personally attest that Nicole Morse knows her stuff and goes the extra mile to see closings through.

    I'd be happy to help with the real estate agent front. I have lived in the Lakes/Merrimack County region all my life and 20 years in real estate!

  • Austin, TX · Member since 2015 · 223 posts · 185 votes
    9y

    @Stephen Polizzi are you using CRM to manage your calls from your campaign? I have had some success with direct mail and also my fair share of nightmares. Things can get a little crazy if you have no way to track cold, warm and hot leads. I will say that the national average for direct mail response rate is about 1% best of luck to you on your campaign if you have any questions on a great CRM to use feel free to message me! 

  • Danbury, NH · Member since 2016 · 89 posts · 21 votes
    9y

    @Ethan Summers agreed on the CRM.  Almost pointless without one...at any level of scale, only a systematic approach works.

    @Link Moser Thanks Link, I'll be in touch!

  • Real Estate Agent · Loudon, NH · Member since 2011 · 15 posts · 7 votes
    9y

    Excellent! And agree on the CRM. HubSpot offers a very nice one for free. And for something a little simpler, try Zoho's Contact Manager.

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