I have only started with true RE acquisitions 2 months ago. So far it is pretty basic... 1 - give my generalist a list or street names or zip codes 2 - DealMachine 3 - verify via NeverBounce 4 - send out emails 5 - send out mailers 6 - she monitors all emails and organizes

You use them to get leads? I only use dealmachine to find buyers at the moment

Step 4: As you find these properties, log every single one. Use DealMachine (the app - it's great) or if you're broke or a luddite, use a Google Sheet. Save the address, take a photo, write what you noticed, and track the date you found it. A messy list you actually use beats a perfect system you never start.

Download the DealMachine app. This isn't an ad - they don't pay me. It's just a great app. Drive every street in your target area. You're looking for signs of distress: overgrown lawns, boarded windows, peeling paint, overflowing mailboxes, code violation notices. When you spot one, snap a photo and pin the address. DealMachine auto-pulls the owner's name and mailing address.

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Once you understand the game, you stop playing by their rules. Society sells you a linear path. Get a job, save up, buy a house on Zillow, compete with the sheep, overbid on something average, then spend every weekend at Lowe’s pretending you enjoy DIY projects. That’s the script. And most people follow it without ever asking why. My girlfriend and I live in a penthouse. Probably the nicest apartment in my area. $3,000 a month to rent. Meanwhile, I personally own a residential, storage, and industrial real estate. People hear that and short circuit. “You own investment properties but you rent where you live?” They don’t understand opportunity cost. They don’t understand time value of money. They just understand what looks normal. But you outgrow things. And the apartment life has run its course. So instead of doing what everyone else does, refreshing Zillow and bidding wars, I built a system. Reached out to my good friend @thmoneycircle who helped me structure the acquisition approach. Within days I had a DealMachine account live, my girlfriend picked the streets she wants to live on, and I had my one of my Filipino team members building lists, writing copy, creating email variations and mailer campaigns. My PM started cold emailing. Ten emails out, one response already. When she hit bounce backs, she pivoted to secondary emails. Built folders, tags, and an entire organizational system. All without my input. Then I had her document everything into SOPs so when we find the house, we can redirect the same acquisition machine toward industrial properties and self storage facilities. Note: She’s not even my most capable remote employee. That’s seven people on my team now, soon to be eight. By summer, a CRM goes in and a remote property manager gets hired to scale the real estate operations even further. Action is what most people can’t seem to understand. You don’t wait for opportunities to show up on an app. You engineer the system that creates them. Same day I have an idea, someone is already executing it. So stop waiting for the world to hand you something. Think of an idea, build the system, prepare relentlessly, and when the opportunity shows up, you’re already ready. That’s not called luck. That’s called winning.

I use dealmachine now...its all damn near the same

Propstream, batchleads, dealmachine, etc

I believe its dealmachine

Skip tracing with Batchleads or DealMachine will cost you less than 1 cent per record. Days of 10 cent per record are long gone. Don’t overpay

DealMachine half off if you pay for a yr upfront

Dealmachine vs Propstream?

Untouchable as in data from DealMachine imported into Launch Control then press send and leads instantly start responding. Yea, never do it.

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Full DealMachine Demo To Find HIDDEN Deals youtu.be/Aqcqxt8TCWA?si=dLM0… via @YouTube

How to ACTUALLY build a $100k/Month wholesale business from scratch. Not the dream they sell you, the process that actually works: 1. Do it yourself first. Don’t outsource what you don’t understand. If you can afford cold callers, use a reputable agency but work the leads yourself. You need reps. 2. If you’re broke: Get DealMachine ($99/month for 10,000 records). Pull absentee owner data, start cold calling daily. Don’t overthink it — just start dialing and learn. 3. Lock up your first deal. Push it across the finish line yourself. That process will teach you more than any YouTube video. 4. Use your first assignment check to hire 1-2 in-house cold callers. This can get you 4-6 leads per day if trained properly. Focus on turning those into consistent offers. 5. Track KPIs religiously. You need to know: • Cost per lead • Leads per contract • Average assignment fee • Time from contract to close These numbers determine how fast (and safely) you can scale. 6. Stay in acquisitions until it’s dialed. You shouldn’t hire your first acquisitions rep until: • You’re making consistent offers • You know your script/rebuttals inside and out • You’ve closed at least a few deals yourself • You have lead flow they can depend on 7. Then bring on a closer. Train them yourself. Let them shadow you, listen to your calls, and run with your systems. Don’t outsource leadership unless you enjoy being broke. 8. Once they’re closing deals, shift your focus to hiring a dispo rep to handle buyers and listings. After you are confident in their abilities hire another Acq rep and ramp up your leads. 9. With that foundation: → 2-4 cold callers → 2 acquisitions rep → 1 dispo rep Yourself → You managing operations & marketing Now you’re a real business doing $100k/month. From here, plug in a more automated lead gen channel like PPC to increase volume without adding burnout. Take care of the work. The work will take care of you

Unfortunate to hear but not surprised. If making 50k-100k a month was as simple as paying someone else to do it for you everyone would be balling in this business. Reality is, that’s a dream they sell. You should not automate and delegate a business until you actually understand it. Best way to do that is to get IN the business. If you can afford cold callers (use a different company) do so and work the leads yourself. If you can’t afford them get dealmachine, it’s $99/month and you get 10k records. Cold call absentee data until you lock up a deal. Take the proceeds and invest into a couple in-house cold callers. You can get 2-4 leads per day from that and be making offers daily. Once you know your KPI’s and have a solid foundation then you should look into replacing yourself from the acquisitions role. Once you’re comfortable with dispo, start to increase the cold callers as well as bring on your second acq and first dispo rep. At this point you’ll have 2 trained Acq reps, one dispo rep yourself. A team of solid callers and a consistent pipeline. At this point you can continue to scale into what you’re already doing or choose to add a more automated lead generation source like PPC (my favorite). Good luck my friend, if YOU take care of the work, the work will take care of you.

When we drive by a distressed property, we use the DealMachine Geo tracker function to add it to a marketing campaign for acquisition. It has the ability to take a picture of the property and send it on the mailer to help show the current condition of the property to an absentee owner.

Surprised DealMachine isn’t on here Tried all of the others and it’s been better free skiptracing Does Attom give better, recent data? I heard they do. Had some things I wanted to build with the API but not sure yet

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