October's over, here's who moved Flippinars the most all month, ranked by points earned since October 1. 1. @Dana Emakoji, October's Member of the Month, out walking her own territory in person all month, checking on properties and her realtors instead of working from a screen, and the one who caught a scammer working the comments and quietly reported it back. 2. @Audrey Pray brings the same grind to this room, real calls to real owners, the same consistency that topped September's board. 3. @Phillip Leary, Member of the Week on October 30. He became a paying member on September 30 and has been working a mobile home deal in Walnut, CA ever since. 4. @Steve Hennigan, Member of the Week on October 9, stayed on the board every week after it. 5. @David Veney, a regular face on the 7pm call all month, every week on this list to show it. 6. @Levernare Thomas joined October 4 chasing extra income and positioning, and backed it up with three straight weeks on this board. 7. @Lavaughn Siggers put in real call time this month and it showed up on the board. 8. @Derek Bailey cracked the Room B board for the first time this month. 9. @Ashley Pinson made this list the week of October 19 and held her spot. 10. @Mark Pantak, Member of the Week on October 16. He's 69, coming back out of retirement, and running an unconventional tax lien play across Gadsden AL, Kansas and West Virginia. That's October. Same rule for November: answer somebody's question, post what happened when you actually called, come to the call and raise your hand.

Hello everyone! I'm John — just wanted to introduce myself. I live in Jacksonville and I'm brand new to wholesaling and this community. I'm looking forward to meeting new people as I learn and become successful at wholesaling. Having the right network is a positive in this business and a must for me. I'm glad to be here. I wish us all success with God's help! ✝️💪🏾

This week's top contributors in Flippinars, ranked by points earned. 1. @Audrey Pray, Level 5, just leveled up from Level 4. Let Muse map her own buyer zip codes this week and built a list of 88 properties off it, then used the same tool to write her own offer letters and texts. Also walked Levernare Thomas through a skip trace problem step by step. 2. @Ashley Pinson, Level 3. Asked the room a real question about a seller who named a price, then answered her own thread with her process, running her own comps first and working backward to a number before she calls back. Also got about 46 letters out to code violation owners this week. 3. @Dana Emakoji, Level 5, just leveled up from Level 4. Still out working her territory in person this week, checking on properties, her own rental, and her realtors, and back in that same area again a few days later lining up buyers for what she's got moving. 4. @Levernare Thomas, Level 3. Ran a real public hunt for a vacant commercial property all week, tracing it to the company that owns it through county records and emailing them directly, then telling the room honestly when he was still waiting to hear back. 5. @Leroy Joe, Level 2. Brand new, introduced himself and in the same week reported a property he's got moving toward contract, and said he will keep checking back with the seller instead of letting it go cold. 6. @Mark Pantak, Level 3. Worked tax lien auctions in Indiana this week and came back and told the room exactly how it went, half the properties got pulled or redeemed before the bidding even started. 7. @Bernita Smith, Level 4. Shared how she's using AI tools to get her own property research done faster, then followed up with the actual questions she asks to match a property's condition to the numbers.

How many times do you mail the same list before you swap it out for a new one? What does your follow-up sequence look like — do you switch to postcards after the first letter?

Hello my name is Nicole and I’m new to this, I want to do land deals, it’s simpler vs houses. The reason I want a better future for my family especially my children. Im originally from the Bay Area but currently live in Bakersfield, Ca. What holding me back is the finances, so finding a land deal in Texas is easier for me vs my home state California.