All Forum Posts by: Wyatt Wolff

@Aubrey Maldonado Cleaners and PM seem to be the limiting factor for a lot of investors. Someone needs to start a cleaning company and then build it in a few popular markets, with a high standard of work. 

 My thought is, as long as it isnt trendy and wont go out of style, why not just get the best product for the money. 7mm will give you more wear, right? Not sure, maybe someone can jump in but thats how I would think about it. That said, I also have a friend who does flooring and gets a warehouse discount, so thats a plus. 

@Justin Lockee okay so that narrows it down. Who is your target then, that would give you the most access to those investors? 

Targeting them one by one is going to be hard and take a long time. Similar to consumer direct mortgages. 

What about investment focused realtors, title agents, and CPAs? 

2 & 5. Don't listen to anyone you aren't willing to trade places with. I don't know who said it originally, but credit to them (Hormozi maybe?)

And 5. Sales will allow you to get yourself into position more rapidly than anything else. Communication is a key aspect in sales, but can be applied more broadly. 

Number 2 is a killer. Mentee's have to realize that there needs to be a true value exchange. Otherwise, just cruise around the forums and learn.  

And realize, sometimes even free work is overpriced. 

@Lorien Rollins may be able to provide some insight into this! 

I like Shaw. Personal preference though 

Love this breakdown up top, thank you! Most people don't factor in the cost of waiting 

They're definitely expensive... you just have to look and assess what you are using it for, and if you can get returns that will make the rate worth it. 

In general,I think C/O is the way to go though. 

This is a question for the lease up queen, @Lorien Rollins