Probably shouldn't conflate the topics but wanted to make sure I had the right audience, apologize if this is a re-read for some.)

We have multifamily deals come across our desk pretty frequently.

People buying need to keep in mind the target audience a lot of young nurses in health care are not going to want to stay in the highest crime rate area of the city so pick carefully for the group you are targeting.

Just a headline, quick proof, a short form, and a clear promise.Why agents and investors should careDirect path into your pipeline with less ad wasteEasy to match to one audience and one offerHigher conversion than a homepage with ten linksSimple to test, measure, and improveResults you can expect when built rightMore email opt-ins for market updatesMore seller inquiries from home value offersMore buyer consults from guide downloadsCleaner data that flows into your CRM and follow upsHow to Do It RightStep 1: Pick one offerChoose a problem that your audience already wants solved.

Repairs, cleaning and capex seem to be understated for a property this size, especially if turnover is frequent.

People will not book your place because you have a garbage disposal, nor you can increase your price because of having it yet it breaks frequently and requires a lot of maintenance.  

Requirements change frequently to satisfy market and political ambitions. 

There might be situations were we think we help folks I too have suggested a last second BK but lets not fool the audience here we all are in this to make a profit and a great profit. it cost to much money to chase these deals to pretend otherwise.I was new. 

I was speaking at a RIA event in LA one time and I asked the audience about 100 folks who did private lending over half the room raised their hands.. just have to go to these events and keep networking easy to find someone. 

Give updates on properties you’ve looked at or analyzed to keep your audience engaged, so when they stumble upon a potential situation, you are the first one they think of.Good luck!