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All Forum Posts by: Christa Kirby

Christa Kirby has started 9 posts and replied 23 times.

Thanks everyone. I am calling as a real estate investor to purchase for a wholesale or rehab so it’s a little different approach than an agent I feel. 

Post: What type of marketing would you suggest?

Christa KirbyPosted
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Hoping to get some thoughts on the below (I know ask a million people you’ll get a million answers :-)). 

In your opinion if a new investor (we’ve done live in flips but just decided to do more as a business) does their 1st deal and they have 20k to spend on marketing - what, in your opinion, is the best method to ramp it up? I was thinking of hiring AdWord Nerds to help with SEO and paid ads. It’s $16,000 for 4 months, including a 2,000/mo ad spend. Seem to be better quality leads. Let me also say I work FT and need to be smart with my time. Not afraid to dump it all back in to marketing to get things going. 

Thoughts? Thanks in advance for your time!

Does anyone have any good feedback about how to build rapport when you're reaching out to someone on a cold call or through some type of marketing where they are not coming to you?

I feel it's easy to ask, "why do you want to sell" and those types of questions if they've called you, but if you are initiating to see if they'd even be interested how should you approach?

Many thanks!!

Post: Keeping tabs on the market

Christa KirbyPosted
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Fabulous! Apprciate-ya Mike, thank you. 

Post: Keeping tabs on the market

Christa KirbyPosted
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Knowing that each market is different in its ebb & flow - I’d be interested to know what people are using (websites/reports) to track the metrics of market changes, hold time, # of buyers/sellers, sweet spot for price...etc?

Obviously the more you’re in the market, the more you get a “feel” for what’s going on; but for people who haven’t been in real estate investing that long how can you keep a pulse on changes?

Thanks for the feedback - I will definitely do he deed in lieu for future. Great advice!

Jan Erik - Mind sharing your roofer?

We have a property in Hampton, VA we have a lien on & would like to foreclose to get our money back. Has anyone been in this position? I'd love to know how it worked out for you? Was it expensive to foreclose?

Thanks for any info. you can give!

Post: Hello from Hampton Roads, VA!

Christa KirbyPosted
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Welcome! Hey Carl, there are a few of us in Williamsburg, we should see if we can pull together. I see this post is several months old, what did you settle into for your investing strategy?

Goodness!! I just saw this, are you still doing the meetings? Are you still investing? We'd love to get together with others in the area. Message me!! Let's all get together.