What they will remember is the one agent who called right away and had a meaningful conversation with them.In lead generation, it’s not just about having the right marketing strategy—it’s about being the first to engage.

Looking forward to engaging with you all

This might involve securing financing, perhaps with a family loan or through a traditional mortgage lender, depending on your financial situation and the terms you both agree on.If either of these options sounds viable, it would be beneficial to engage a real estate attorney to guide you through the legal processes, ensuring everything is handled smoothly and in compliance with local laws.In the meantime, keep learning and networking!

Even a basic grasp of those concepts will help you evaluate deals more effectively.

I've certainly closed some Internet leads in about 45-60 days and other's I haven't done a deal with yet, but they general remain engages and active in the content that i send out, for sure the modern way to build a good "book" of business.

By the end of the series, you’ll:Understand the pros and cons of major strategiesCompare single-family vs. small multifamily with clarityLearn financing and management fundamentals that matterDefine your own buy box and be ready to act on your first dealThis is both a personal challenge for me to ensure I provide value and an opportunity for you to gain clarity, ask questions, and engage with each step of the process.If you’ve ever thought, “I want to invest, but I don’t know where to start,” this series is for you.Stay tuned for Post 1: Overwhelm → Order: What a Buy Box Is and Why It Wins Deals.Let’s start the year with focus, strategy, and momentum. 

The more you engage, the faster you’ll grow in your investing journey.

Networking is key, so attending local real estate meetups, joining professional associations, and engaging with the community through platforms like LinkedIn can open doors to new opportunities.Remember, persistence is crucial, and each experience will contribute to your growth in this new career path.

Since then I've gotten engaged and we have purchased a new house that we live in back in February this year.

A few ways to find investment properties in Jersey City or New Jersey, is to use online platforms like Zillow, LoopNet, and Mashvisor, but also engage with a local real estate agent familiar with investor-specific properties and the local market.