All Forum Posts by: Jessica Wygal
Jessica Wygal has started 11 posts and replied 147 times.
Post: Low End Condos as Investments - Houston SW

- Real Estate Agent
- Cypress, TX
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Thanks for your comment @Chris Hopper, valuable! For section 8...do you just contact them and allow them access to renting your property? Also - are your condos on the south side like the original poster is looking into, just curious.
Post: Newbie from Houston, TX!!!

- Real Estate Agent
- Cypress, TX
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above is true, however this particular webinar is available for non pro members for one more day...then it hits the vault. Just got the reminder email
Post: How I got PAID to move into my 1st 2 rental properties w/ 0 down

- Real Estate Agent
- Cypress, TX
- Posts 156
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Awesome post, thanks for sharing. Congrats!
Post: Agent for companies with relocating employees - Houston TX

- Real Estate Agent
- Cypress, TX
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Thanks Sharon, I checked them out. Lots of great opportunities but nothing in the Houston area where I am located.
Post: Agent for companies with relocating employees - Houston TX

- Real Estate Agent
- Cypress, TX
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SUCH a great idea! Thank you Aaron!
Post: Agent for companies with relocating employees - Houston TX

- Real Estate Agent
- Cypress, TX
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I have this idea of representing employees of big corporations like Shell, Weatherford, etc, that are relocating to the Houston area, I want those sales! Essentially be A point of contact for the company and/or the employees that are moving to the area, even if I'm not the ONLY point of contact. I know I am not reinventing the wheel here, I am sure this has been done by someone somewhere but I cant find any ideas on how I should move forward. Should I make a proposal to send over? Just cold call to the companies I want to target? I could just start randomly trying to get the right people on the phone and I am willing to do that but I just looking for ideas and/suggestions to play off of. Any thoughts?
Post: Houston Rental Market -- what is it doing?

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- Cypress, TX
- Posts 156
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I've been thinking of the Waller area as well, seems like a smart move.
Post: Advice on a flip in 77096, Houston.

- Real Estate Agent
- Cypress, TX
- Posts 156
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Check into Nextdoor.com for contractors...it can be specialized to the neighborhood your property is in. I use Nextdoor in my primary residence neighborhood and I love it. Think of it as FB but for your neighborhood. Ask around on Nextdoor for some contractor recommendations.
Post: CRM Model - Do you use them?

- Real Estate Agent
- Cypress, TX
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Hi Mike, thanks so much for the reponse! I've heard great things about Zoho. I think I have narrowed it down to Zoho and lessannoyingcrm.com (thats the actual name, ha), I may play around with both since they are both free. One more question...do you input EVERYTHING in there? For example youre at a grocery store, someone sees your name tag or shirt or business card, mentions they may like to buy/sell soon and provide you with their contact info. Do you enter/track that in your crm?
Post: Finding a real estate brokerage for new realtor

- Real Estate Agent
- Cypress, TX
- Posts 156
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Super helpful info Joel, thanks for sharing. I am threading lightly and I have the whole '100% of 0 is still 0' ingrained in forefront of my brain thanks to BP haha...I will pay close attention to my broker and even closer attention to myself and make adjustments as necessary.