What was the best part of the top networking events you've been to? What kind of set up helped you make the most of your time?

Almost every investor I'm talking to who is doing multiple deals per month for 3+ years is saying that this is one of the worst years they've ever had. And they're all doing the same thing: trying to convince every seller to either take a lowball offer or some wonky creative finance deal that the seller doesn't really understand. We're growing while others are suffering because we're giving sellers a better product. "The best investors don’t argue with sellers.” They structure better deals. InvestorFee is structure—not persuasion. P.S. If you're an agent, you're missing opportunities too.

Something I’ve noticed: The best dispo guys aren’t the ones with the biggest buyer list. They’re the ones with the warmest relationships. They check in. They ask what buyers actually want. They send tailored deals, not spam blasts. They solve problems instead of pushing contracts. A buyer who trusts you will close more deals than a list with 1,000 strangers. Relationships > volume. Always.

Post your questions here for deals that you need help with! Follow this format: 1. Here's the deal info 2. Here's what I'm thinking I should do 3. What would you guys do?

A seller converted a garage into a bedroom. How much does that adds or decreases the value of the home. And also what some proper questions to follow up related to the construction to this specific bedroom. Like what questions would a buyer have for me to ask the seller . If anybody can answer this please thank you