All Forum Posts by: Simeon Etoria

@Earl Allen Boek

Quick question.

I have a list of the pre-foreclosure homes as well as the foreclosure homes. Would it not be best to approach the homeowners that are facing pre-foreclosures?

@Jesse Conners

Thanks for the link. I'm sure it'll be of help.

@Cody Alexander

Hey Cody, 

Thanks for the link as well as the advice on how crucial it is to direct market. I was actually paying $0.69 per letter and with that link I will be able to touch more homeowners. 

-Thanks again

@Rick C.

That's actually a great idea and I'll add that to my daily call list.  Thank you for the advice

-Thanks

@Brian Parks

Thanks for the advice and the positive feedback. I really appreciate it and I will also adapt the tips that you mentioned above.

-Thanks

Hey Bryan,

Thanks for the response. All the properties that I have purchased weren't really wholesale deals. Purchased, rehabbed, and now collecting monthly rent. I have attended several real estate networking events and still plan on continuing that habit as well. The wholesalers that I happen to run into all gave me overpriced ARv's and under priced rehab bids. So I decided to try the foot work myself to purchase. 

I recently started real estate investing, a little under a year ago. Within this time I have only purchased five properties from homeowners. Some say that this is a great start, but I still feel as if I am not reaching out to homeowners as effectively as I could. I have driven the miles, sent yellow letters, left behind door hanger advertisements, posted on Craigslist, used Bandit signs (with no major luck), as well as several other techniques. If anyone else has any ideas to better connect with homeowners, I would really appreciate your advice. 

-Thank You!!

Hey Abel, thanks for the advice. I will be taking everyone's advice into consideration.

thank you Stewart. I will take your advice and start making calls to find a realtor that will help or also look into getting my realtors license. Thanks

Thank you for taking your time out to help Bryan. I'm very grateful