Hey everyone, super excited to be here. Wanted to jump in with something that's been on my mind, how are you all sourcing your leads? I know there are services to purchase leads but that can get a bit costly, anybody had luck with other approaches? I've had some friends mention doing your own lead sourcing from public records or web scraping but im still learning and didnt know how successful that may be. Curious if anyone else has had any luck with these alternative approaches. Any insight or feedback of your experiences would be much appreciated and I hope you're all having a great day for now!

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A lot of deals don’t fall through because of bad leads —they fall through because of timing. Like… someone shows interest, fills a form, or texts…and the response comes hours later. By then, they’ve already talked to 2–3 other agents. Not blaming anyone — the workload is actually crazy in this space. Calls, site visits, follow-ups, paperwork… it stacks up fast. Just made me realize how much speed + consistency actually matter more than anything else here. Curious — how are you guys currently handling follow-ups? Manual, team-based, or some kind of system?

Sometimes it’s not the 6-figure flips that teach you the most. Even just picking up one small deal a month can change your approach, boost your confidence, and improve your systems in ways you don’t notice until later. I recently had a tiny win that made me rethink my follow-up strategy, and it already seems to be paying off. What about you? What’s the smallest win you’ve celebrated recently, and what did you learn from it?”

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