Given the current market conditions the only thing you can do is cast a bigger net.

I have one that is a good fix-it man, but I'm doing a full gut reno and I need help removing a cast iron sewer stack and rough-in 2 bathrooms and kitchen to this new stack.

I hope to hear you on a pod cast some day talking about how you found this market and how it worked out!!! 

Hey @Rio Nance you’re casting a pretty wide net with your question, since it's not specific to an area or city, but I’ll share based on what I'm seeing.

Hi Tamara -That schedule was an illustrative example of not having to choose between one niche to find leads on properties, aligned with the old adage "he who casts the widest net catches the most fish."

When marketing to off-market owners and principals, you are in essence casting for a fish that does not know that they are hungry.Your job is to get their attention, draw their interest, fire their desire to sell (to you) and to take some form of action, such as to call you, write you, return a reply card, text you, or possibley email you or even go to a landing page. 

While The Holton-Wise Property Group's business model differs from yours and other traditional turnkey businesses when @John Holton & I decided to expand our business to include property management your company was somewhat of an inspiration for us and we looked at some of the things you guys were doing for your customers and implemented them in our own company.Specifically, I remember listening to your BP pod cast a couple years ago.

Me I am thinking you folks wont do anything because you don't know a pro when you hear one  LOL.. so same pod cast two diametrically opposed opinions me thinking your great others thinking your too strong and forceful.

I will just start by casting a wider net and narrowing down as I track what's working and what isn't.

Is dropping the 40% equity to 30% and 10 year ownership to 5 mainly just to cast a wider net?