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Andrew Bosco
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New Hampshire
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ALE Partner - What I've learned!

Andrew Bosco
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New Hampshire
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Hey all! 

There is a ton of buzz about being an ALE Partner. I've helped place roughly 10 claimants internally and brokered a few others. Here's somethings to know; 

1. Most claims are in rural areas in my experience

2. It's an ALE rep relationship game that takes months to contact

3. Around 30% of the claims fall through due to financing or claimants decisions 

4. It's all about networking with local PMs and having a large basis to pull from. 

5. Most claimants are in very tough situations. It's a hospitality gig. You need to be sensitive and empathic when dealing with others who go through trauma. 

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