Another Great way to FIND BUYERS!!!

I'm actually in the process of building my buyers list, I think I'll give the yellow pages a shot... it can't hurt.

Thanks,

All you need is the plan, the road map, and the courage to press on to your destination.

Earl Nightingale

I'm actually in the process of building my buyers list, I think I'll give the yellow pages a shot... it can't hurt.

Thanks,

All you need is the plan, the road map, and the courage to press on to your destination.

Earl Nightingale

Hi,
Sorry if this is off the topic, but I needs some help.

I have finished the book.
I have business cards.
I'm ready to attend the REI club next week.

But I still have some uncertainties?

1)Do I need a business license to do assignments?
2)If I dont have a website will the Buyers think that I am not established enough to use me?
3)How can I put in an offer with out an Agent (Forclosure deal as an Assignment), I have not yet obtained one yet?

Sorry to ask some many questions, but I have read the book twice and I am ready to become a doer, but there are some questions that are holding me back.

Thanks in advance for any help I can get.

1)Do I need a business license to do assignments?
2)If I dont have a website will the Buyers think that I am not established enough to use me?
3)How can I put in an offer with out an Agent (Forclosure deal as an Assignment), I have not yet obtained one yet?

Sorry to ask some many questions, but I have read the book twice and I am ready to become a doer, but there are some questions that are holding me back.

1- No you do not need a license to do assignments.

2- Buyers dont care about your we site, just bring them great deals.

3- I suggest you try FSBO's if you can first, forclosures are a little harder because most banks wont allow assignments, there are ways around it but its a little more complicated if your just starting out.

hope this helps you.
Richie.

1)I don't believe you need a business license just to do assignments.

2)I guess your a lot more successful with a website, but there's plenty of people on here that have done deals without one.

I very new to the site myself, but I have found that once you learn how to navigate the site you will find everything you need!!

So keep searching and looking around the site for anything you have a question about.

If you really want to specifically find info about something, you can search it right under dean's chin!

Good luck to you and your future success!

Hey,
PhazzeEstate thanks for the reply. I am so ready to do a deal and be a doer, but I dont want to get caught with a question that I can answer. I have been reading and studying for about a month now.

Well thanks and again

Your input is appreciated!

Great info. Thanks for sharing it.

This idea is awesome! I read it a while back and decided yesterday today to go though the phone book and write down all the names in my area. I chose the ones that end with the word "properties". The only question I have is what do I say when I call? I can't wait to use this technique but I want to sound professional when I call.

PhazzeEstate, that is a good idea, one that i wrote down for myself a while back!! The best thing is that its FREE, thanks for sharing that with the DG family, mike..

This is a good tip I'm sure many have not thought of. Thanks for giving us the idea. Good luck to you!

Jeremy

On the Google Start page click on the image icon and type in "homes for sale in (your area)". What you bring up are images that people have pasted on their web pages.
If you click on the pics it takes you to their page. Some of them are Investors, or Developers and their contact info is right there! Try it & PM me Lets compare results.

Theresa

I think the idea of using the phone book is ingenious. So used to technology some times we need to get back to basics. My only question is what do you say when you call? Do you ask for someone in a specific position (if they have a receptionist)?
I think I know what I would say once I spoke to right person. Also, what if it's a huge corporation, should I stick to smaller companies? I'm really ready to get the ball rolling, this isn't the only technique I'm using but it will work for me because I only have one day a week to make volumes of phone calls during regular business hours.

Thank You,
Jean

Thanks so much for the idea, I will put it to work for me