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www.http By using this one simple yet effective real estate investing marketing tip, you will instantly get real estate investor’s attention. This works great for motivated home buyers and motivated home sellers as it creatively makes you stand out from the competition. Who wouldn’t want to deal with you after they see what it is you’re offering them in addition to creative financing and your solution to their problem. You are also giving them a reason to refer you as adding this one simple strategy will practically guarantee good word of mouth which results in more business coming your way. This works perfectly with people in pre-foreclosure and behind on payments along with people that are motivated home sellers just wanting to out from under their mortgage payments. Motivated home buyers also will chomp at the bit with this kind of real estate marketing. Mark Walters~
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Killer Real Estate Investing Marketing Tip That Grabs Attention Like Magic
March 11th, 2010 
Pete 
How To Get Free Courthouse Real Estate Marketing Leads
January 30th, 2010 Pete Pre-Foreclosure leads (better known as Notices of Default). Why pay for seller leads when you can get Free Courthouse Real Estate Leads? If you are only looking for lender defaults in the past month, go to the County Clerk’s Office website. Here you can register to have access to all public property records online. Once you register and sign in, go to “Foreclosures” or “Notices of Default” or “Lis Pendes” and put the dates you are searching in the search box. It will pop up anywhere from 10 to 1000 pre-foreclosures (NOD’s).
From here, you can see the official NOD from the attorney’s filing for the lender. It should list the name of the person that defaulted, the date the original loan was made, the address of the property, the original lender and the lender now, also, the servicing agent. It will list on the NOD the date of auction (which you need to be at least 6 weeks if you don’t have a lot of practice with short sales).
I usually look at the origination date to see if the home might have any equity, and I look at the zip codes to make sure they are in an area I want to buy homes. Then I come up with a snappy letter or a postcard to contact the people that have defaulted and see if they will sell their homes. Be prepared for a lot of drama and stress. After all, these people are losing their homes and don’t want to deal with reality at this point. They just want a solution to ALL their problems.
For more information on how to get your leads for free, visit our website at http://www.GuardianAngelInvestments.com/FreeLeadGenerationEbook.htm
About Author J. Perez is a Real Estate Investor in the San Antonio area. She has two teenagers and helps run three companies. If you need help in the San Antonio area with a property situation, you are welcome to contact her through www.GuardianAngelInvestments.com.
Real Estate Marketing Plan: Selling to Two Targets
January 25th, 2010 Pete When looking at the marketing plan of a real estate brokerage business plan, funders want to see an understanding of how you will reach both of your key target groups: sellers and buyers. You need a strategy for both, and, if possible, these strategies should share as many elements as possible to keep marketing costs low.
Sellers
To reach current homeowners who are looking to sell, your firm’s name must be on their minds, on their computer screens, or wherever they will go first when starting to research real estate firms to work with. Consider networking with homeowners associations, sponsoring community events, and advertisement in places your homeowners frequent so that they remain always aware of your company until the moment they are ready to sell.
Buyers
Real estate firms typically advertise to buyers with specific listings, but may also advertise their brand in general to entice potential buyers to consider the firm down the road when they are in the market. As buyers in your market may be moving from further away, don’t just list your services locally. Make sure to advertise online under local keywords so that you can be found by buyers from across the country.
Shared Tactics
Referrals are an excellent source for both sellers and buyers for your business. Don’t just write “we will seek referrals”, however. Explain what you will do that will entice or encourage past clients, partners, and community members to refer leads to you, whether these are financial incentives of some kind or a reputation which can’t be beat. If the focus is on your reputation, your plan must discuss the means by which this reputation will be cultivated.
Networking with mortgage brokers, for example, can help you find buyers, who often look to be pre-approved for a loan before they start their search, and with sellers who may have to discuss the implications of a sale with their mortgage broker as well. Building mutually beneficial relationships with industry professionals like this can potentially be a cheaper and more reliable source for qualified leads in the long-term.
Small Business Landscaping
January 8th, 2010 Pete
Is it OK for a small employer (contractor) to require money upfront from customers?
I own a small landscape design and installation company. We make unique, detail-oriented design to construction, our quality is unsurpassed. Normally demand half the money at the beginning of the project, materials, etc, and sometimes small payments, moreover, by the way if necessary. Today a client told me that 'no require other companies to receive payment until the job is completed, and that the money which I paid was very unusual. Our contract with him allowing the money up front. He did not object, until today, when asked to pay a small fee for some materials. I wonder, is it really unusual for a construction company not to fund the gardens, and wall maintenance projects?
It is customary to obtain 1 / 3 in advance so that the contractor can buy supplies. 1 / 3 in work in a benchmark that is specifically written into the contract. The last 1 / 3 would reach the end of work. The reference should refer to job performance and not a period of time, so if you were to say, "when the foot retaining wall has been poured and the topsoil in the flowerbeds has extended the second is because "that would be a proper contract. This is what a consumer organization and is considered to recommend matters the industry standard in my contract in the region. that accumulate the payments and would end up being less money, then it would cost to complete the work sometimes do not return to complete the job. Could I suggest you do this, but it is the most common consumer affairs complaint received in most state consumer affair office. Therefore, asking for too much money before the work is complete is a signal to wary consumers that could be taken.
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