Hey Everyone, I’ve been following Max for over four years now—he’s a great person to learn from! I’m based in the Boston and Rhode Island markets, and while I haven’t locked in a deal on the investment side yet, I’m eager to learn, grow, and bring value to the community.

Hey everyone, it’s Max, and I’m so excited to kick off this new community with all of you! This space was created to bring real estate investors—new and experienced—together. Whether you’re closing deals left and right or just trying to get your first one, we’re here to learn, grow, and win together. To get things started, let’s introduce ourselves! Here’s a bit about me: • I got my start in real estate wholesaling, hustling out of my mom’s house and driving a broken-down Volkswagen. • My first deal netted me $14,000, and I haven’t looked back since. • Today, I’m building $45 million in real estate developments while staying true to my wholesaling roots. • My passion is helping others transform their lives through real estate. Now it’s your turn! Let us know: 1️⃣ Where you’re from. 2️⃣ How long you’ve been in real estate. 3️⃣ What you’re hoping to achieve in this community. Can’t wait to learn more about you and watch this group grow into something powerful. Let’s build together!

If you don’t have specialized software for SMS communication in your real estate business, you can still effectively manage SMS through the following methods: 1. Use Your Phone’s Built-In Messaging App • Organize Contacts: Save your clients, leads, and business partners in groups (e.g., “Buyers,” “Sellers,” “Leads”). • Templates: Create and save message templates for common responses or outreach messages. • Schedule Messages: Many smartphones allow you to schedule messages for follow-ups or reminders. 2. Google Voice or Similar Services • Google Voice offers free texting with a dedicated business phone number. • You can access messages from your phone or computer, making it easy to manage. • It’s great for separating personal and business communications. 3. Email-to-SMS • Use your email service to send texts via SMS gateways. Most carriers provide an email-to-SMS feature (e.g., for Verizon: phonenumber@vtext.com). • This is especially useful for bulk or scheduled messages. 4. Use Free or Low-Cost SMS Tools • Tools like TextNow, WhatsApp Business, or Signal can offer a temporary solution. • These tools often support multimedia messages, group chats, and auto-replies. 5. Leverage CRM-Like Tools with Free SMS Features • HubSpot (free version): Includes basic CRM functionality where you can log interactions, including manual texts. • Trello or Notion: Use these for tracking follow-ups and logging conversations. 6. Excel or Google Sheets + Copy-Paste • Organize contacts and messages in a spreadsheet. • Copy and paste personalized messages directly into your SMS app for manual outreach. 7. Upgrade Over Time • Start small but plan to integrate software like Twilio, EZ Texting, or a CRM like Podio or REI BlackBook as your business grows.

is there anyone who can offer EMD for Wholesaling’s deals?

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