All Forum Posts by: David Maradiaga
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We've closed many deals from the RVM campaigns. Mostly wholesale deals. I would say we easily made 10x's our investment, but you have to consider this is just a marketing strategy. You still have to be able to set the appt, make an offer, get the contact, find a buyer, double close, etc. Lots of moving parts. Hope that's helpful! DM me if you ever need anything!
Originally posted by @Michael Williams:
@David Maradiaga What ROI do you get from your RVM campaigns?
Post: Newbie to BP in the Spencer, Bloomington, In area.
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Originally posted by @Jeff A Barnes:
@David Maradiaga
Thanks David, I am starting to check into areas away from home State so will keep you in mind. Read some posts and seems Georgia market is booming
ATL is BOOMING!!
Post: Different ways to finance an investor for a real estate deal?
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I would consider finding a Partner or Mentor. I know one if you want his info. If you ever need anything feel free to shoot me a DM.
I would also consider finding a Partner or Mentor. I know one if you want his info. If you ever need anything feel free to shoot me a DM.
Post: What Entity to use? Trust Or LLC?
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Most Hard Money Lenders want to see an LLC.
What type of Marketing are you doing? Have you put out any Bandit signs or Ads anywhere? Maybe try driving for distressed properties and finding the owners through a public records search. I would also consider finding a Partner or Mentor. I know one if you want his info. Those are my suggestions. If you ever need anything feel free to shoot me a DM.
Post: What would you recommend for first property? Flip, rental..
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What type of Marketing are you doing? Have you put out any Bandit signs or Ads anywhere? Maybe try driving for distressed properties and finding the owners through a public records search. Those are my suggestions. If you ever need anything feel free to shoot me a DM.
Post: Best place to find deals/how can you tell if it's a good option
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"Driving for Dollars" is the easiest way to find deals. Start in your own backyard. Pick a street and look for boarded up houses, houses that look dated, sheets covering the windows. Write the addresses down, do a public records search online for the owner and write them a letter. Be brilliant at the basics, maybe put up some bandit signs in those areas. Hope that's helpful. If I can be of any help to you, shoot me a DM.
Post: Rookie from Lansing, Michigan
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That's awesome! Always great to have a plan! We're out of Atlanta, GA, but we do deals all over the United States. Wish you much success. If you ever need anything shoot me a DM. I'd be glad to help!
I have a guy! He's great! Shoot me a DM and I'll give you his number (BP won't let me pot the number). He's done a few of our rehabs and is very affordable and easy to work with!