Tag: real estate investor marketing

How to Create Screen Capture Videos for Your REI Biz (Part 3)

How to Create Screen Capture Videos for Your REI Biz (Part 3)

April 11, 2010

Alrighty, the series on using video in your real estate investing business continues … If you’re new to it, here are the links to the first two posts: Part 1 – Are You Using This Killer REI Marketing Tool? Part 2 – Flip Video Tips for Real Estate Investors Today, you’re about to learn how […]

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How to Get FREE Motivated Seller Leads : We Buy Houses Craigslist Ad

How to Get FREE Motivated Seller Leads : We Buy Houses Craigslist Ad

October 31, 2009

I have a free professional “We Buy Houses” Craigslist ad that I give away here on my blog … For any of you living in the dark ages still, Craigslist is a free online classified ad website. You can post an ad, just like the ads you post in a traditional newspaper classified section, except […]

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Are You Using Bandit Signs to Generate Motivated Seller Leads?

Are You Using Bandit Signs to Generate Motivated Seller Leads?

July 7, 2009

Bandit signs could be a great way to get your phone ringing off the hook with motivated sellers. It was for me when I got started investing in real estate. My mentor taught me early on that one of the most important parts of being a real estate investor was to get sellers contacting you […]

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Who Else Wants a Seller Financed Deal For Only $1,800 Down?

Who Else Wants a Seller Financed Deal For Only $1,800 Down?

March 18, 2009

Are you one of those non believers that think that you have to have a bunch of cash or credit to get into real estate investing? Well, if that’s the case, here’s a real world real estate investing case study of one of Wil Christenson’s latest and greatest deals. He specializes in creative deal structuring […]

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How to Maximize the Return on Your Real Estate Marketing Dollars

How to Maximize the Return on Your Real Estate Marketing Dollars

December 8, 2008

When I went to my first real estate investing boot camp, which was 5 days long, I was very new to the business. Prior to this, I had read a few books, listened to a Charlton Sheets course, and attended a free one day seminar in Atlanta (basically a pitch-a-thon for various real estate gurus […]

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