Unfortunately, I’ve run into a lot of people who were sold a project that was dead in the water to begin with.

"It works" sure it could, as you are blasting tens of thousands of texts a month.Its like fishing for TunaIt is like nuking the Atlantic and then checking if there are any dead tuna floating among all the fish and sexy topless mermaids and mermen (for those of you that are into that weird poop).

This would be doable as a DSCR loan, but any indication of her living in it would be dead in the water. 

Was it poured in the dead of winter and cured with ice pockets?

Their claims include:Mold and old food around stoveMold on wallsBlood stains, dead insects, dust throughoutDirty stove/microwave, bathroom unsanitaryWindows unclean with missing/damaged screensGeneral filth, unswept floorsShowerhead replacement neededThey are demanding deep cleaning, mold remediation, replacement of window screens, painting, etc. and state they will withhold rent until this is completed.

It’s about half full (I’m choosing to be optimistic).I know office is generally considered “dead” right now, but I can’t help but feel that there might still be an opportunity.

A "lead" is defined by anytime somebody fills out a form in google (wholesaler, out of area, dead leads, etc).

You’re not parking cash in a dead asset; you’re transferring it into something that will likely outpace inflation and kick off monthly income.2.

Unsubscribe in one click.”Prompt after 3 views: “Get new 3 bed listings under 600k by email.”Tools and ResourcesGoogle Analytics: track visits and conversion rateMeta Pixel: retarget visitors who didn’t opt inMailchimp or ConvertKit: simple email drips and tagsHubSpot or Follow Up Boss: route and track leadsZapier: send form data to your CRM and calendar in one stepCalendly: drop a scheduling link on your thank you pageHotjar: see where people hesitate or stopMistakes to AvoidAsking for too much info on the first pageUsing a vague headline with no outcome or timelineKeeping site menus that pull visitors away from the formSending people to a dead-end thank you page with no next stepNot matching your ad or email wording to the page headlineTesting five things at once and learning nothingTakeawayPeople rarely convert on a busy homepage.

It’s to turn dead equity into productive equity without breaking the system that feeds you.