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David Reo
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How to Make your Investing a Business

David Reo
  • Investor
  • Bay Area, CA
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How do you make your real estate investing venture into a business?

I understand systems are key, but how do you implement these systems? How do you ensure efficiency and success?

I am curious about what other investors think so I can grow my own wholesaling business in a way that allows for the highest probability of success. Of course, there are several other factors like the persistence and passion of the business owner--qualities I believe that I have--but I am most interested in the systems others are using.

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Barry Pekin
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Barry Pekin
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@David Reo,

Sounds like you're doing great!

As I work on building a business, I constantly look at three things.  Where am I spending most of my time?  What am I doing that I really don't like doing?  What isn't getting done that needs to get done?  This is where I look to outsource (or hire) and automate.  I do this on a regular basis.  As for what tools I use, it depends on what I'm trying to automate.  Sometimes I develop them myself (not the best use of my time, of course), or I do some research to see what the best solution is.

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