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🚨 CALLING ALL DEAL MAKERS! 🚨
We’re looking for presenters for our upcoming Deal Flow Wednesday calls in September, October & November! Have a deal you’re currently working on and want to put it in front of the community? This is your opportunity to present your deal, walk us through the numbers, and get real-time feedback and insights from fellow investors. 📅 Deal Flow Wednesday 🎤 Presenter spots available: September, October & November 🔒 Open to Premium & VIP members only! Whether you’re looking for feedback, brainstorming your strategy, or simply want another set of experienced eyes on your deal, we’d love to have you present. Interested in presenting? Drop a comment below or reach out to Kendall to secure an upcoming spot! 🔥 Let’s get some great deals on the table! 💼
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Live deal reviews are useful because people can see the assumptions change in real time. The best sessions usually show what would make the presenter walk away too.
There's been a lot of talk about AI here. I'm curious...
Are any of you using AI to help you as a real estate investor? If so, how? Is there anything you wish you could automate that would make your life way easier? A few things I've been using it for: - Helping me search for brokers, agents, and property managements in my areas of interest - Helping me find property owners for Direct-to-Owner outreach (for calling, mail campaigns, etc.) - Pulling relevant leads into a CRM and automating follow up (which is where a lot of people slip) Curious to hear your answers!
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Your Direct-to-Owner point is the one I'd push on — finding the owners is usually the easy half, the follow-up cadence after that first touch is where most people's systems fall apart (agree with your CRM note). I run a small software shop on the side and the biggest unlock for us wasn't finding leads faster, it was making sure nothing sat untouched for more than a day. What's your CRM stack right now, and is the automation catching replies too or just scheduling the outbound?
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@Vik Dasoar DM me! I wanna compare set ups! Looking to learn more about your successes
One thing I’m realizing about real estate investing…
A property can look like a great deal on the surface, but the numbers and due diligence can tell a completely different story. I’m curious to hear from the experienced investors here: What is the ONE thing you always check before deciding a property is worth pursuing? Is it: • Cash flow • Location • Financing • Repairs/renovation costs • Rental demand • Comparable sales • Taxes and insurance • Something else? And for the newer investors what part of analyzing a deal do you find the most confusing right now? Would love to hear different perspectives. I think the best lessons often come from hearing how other investors actually think through a deal.
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Cash flow, but only after stress-testing the rent roll against actual trailing collections, not the pro forma number. On the wholesale/dispo side we see plenty of sellers whose 'market rent' number was aspirational, and it's usually the first thing that falls apart once real expenses and vacancy get layered in. For newer investors, insurance is probably the most confusing line item right now given how much premiums have moved in the last two years - it can quietly wreck a deal that pencils fine on everything else.
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The practical safeguard is a written diligence checklist with the responsible party and deadline beside every item. Title, local rules, notices, insurance, and exit timing can each change the economics even when the headline numbers look strong. The strongest version would include one downside case so the plan still works when the optimistic assumption misses.
One thing I believe about real estate: your network can become your biggest asset.
A great deal can come from: 🤝 A conversation with the right person 📞 A relationship built over time 🏠 Someone trusting you with an opportunity 💡 Someone introducing you to the right connection Many people focus only on finding deals, but they forget that deals usually come through people. The strongest investors I’ve seen don’t just chase opportunities they build relationships. They communicate. They provide value. They follow up. They stay connected. Question for everyone: What relationship has created the biggest opportunity for you in real estate? Would love to hear some real experiences from this community. 👇
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The best deal I ever picked up on the acquisitions side came from a referral out of a networking group, not a marketing channel - a wholesaler I'd met once passed along a seller he couldn't service outside his market. What made it work wasn't the intro itself, it was that I'd stayed in touch for months before there was anything in it for either of us. Following up when you don't need anything is the part most people skip.
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Welcome. A useful way to get traction here is to name one target market, one strategy, and the next measurable action you are taking. That gives members enough context to connect you with relevant experience and resources. A simple weekly review of the leading metric would show whether the approach is working before the final result arrives.
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