Hey everybody,
I’m working on acquiring my first fix-and-flip deal and have a question about how to make my offer as competitive as possible—without wasting anyone’s time.
We’re looking at a property with an ARV aro...

I have read a number of books on investing and am particularly interested in the BRRRR strategy.  

Instead of sending one-off messages, you’re staying consistent and relevant.Why it matters:Keeps you top-of-mind without constant manual effortRe-engages cold leads who might otherwise forget youEducates buyers and sellers with valuable tipsGenerates repeat and referral businessDone right, drip campaigns build trust while you focus on active deals.How to Do It RightStep 1: Segment your list – Separate buyers, sellers, past clients, and investors.

You can also book one-time strategy calls instead of a full retainer.

For those of you flipping consistently, what strategies have you used to keep momentum from one project to the next?

Even small upgrades or flexible lease terms can dramatically increase long-term occupancy.Data-driven rent strategy: Monitoring comparable rents and adjusting strategically prevents turnover while keeping your units competitive.Combining proactive marketing with strong management and transparent financial reporting is really the key — keeps cashflow consistent and stress levels down!

Hey Marc, great to see your interest in commercial real estate, having a mentor can absolutely accelerate your learning curve and help you avoid costly mistakes.Since you’re not currently in the industry, one of the best ways to find a mentor is by consistently showing up where experienced investors spend time.

We would not have been able to attract a single investor with that strategy.

In this blog, we’ll break down why responsiveness is the cornerstone of lead generation success, what modern clients expect, and practical strategies you can use to stay ahead.Why Speed Is Everything in Lead GenerationStudies consistently show that the average human attention span is just eight seconds, which is roughly the same as a goldfish.

@Mark GillilandWelcome, Mark — sounds like you’ve built a ton of experience across different strategies.