Category: Flipping Houses

Is Technology like Text Blasting or Robo-Dialing Secretly Killing Your Investing Business?

Posted on by Cameron Dunlap

Can technology KILL your business?

I know, I know…it sounds dramatic and a bit like overkill, but the truth is, the answer to that question isn’t as simple as you might think.

With motivated seller data available to us as investors now more than ever and seemingly cool technology, productivity tools and apps around every corner promising to “scale & automate” your business, the question we need to be asking is…at what cost?

Things have changed…

The ways in which businesses reach consumers has changed drastically over the years.

We’ve gone from mass marketing with newspaper ads, fliers, billboards

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This is my passion…plain and simple (An honest conversation with Cam)

Posted on by Cameron Dunlap

 

I often get asked “Cam, why do you still do this business?”

The truth is… I LOVE it!

…and in this video I’m going to pull back the curtain and share a few very exciting new updates that have me more excited today than ever before.

The real estate investing world is about to get turned on it’s head.

…a BIG change is HERE (it’s been over 2 years in the making).

Struggling investors are about to find themselves knee-deep in profitable

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Small Town vs Big City: What’s The Right Real Estate Investor Marketing Strategy for Your Area?

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Real estate investor marketing in small towns is SO underrated… Small town investors come to me often…and they are FILLED with questions about how to market in these areas. “Cam, will real estate investing work in my rural area?” I gotta say, it’s a fair question. The vast majority of marketing strategies we tend to see are aimed toward the “big city” metropolitan centers. However, I’m about to share with you some MAJOR ADVANTAGES of working in small towns that just might be your key to success in these areas. Let’s dig into those advantages… Familiarity If you yourself are

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Double Closings Explained and Why You Shouldn’t Attend Them

Posted on by Cameron Dunlap

Double closings – not to be confused with assignments – aren’t as complex as they seem.

Simply put, a double closing in real estate investing is the simultaneous purchase and sale of a property that involves three parties:

  • The seller
  • The investor
  • The end buyer

It’s essentially two transactions commonly referred to as the “A to B & B to C” strategy and looks like this:

  • Person “A” is the distressed/motivated seller
  • Person “B” is you, the real estate investor
  • Person “C” is the final buyer.

During the

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