Hey all. I have really been struggling with Facebook Ads Manager recently. Over the last few months I have been banging my head wondering how I was going to fix my issue with getting tons of clicks but hardly any qualified leads—and I know a lot of others have been struggling with this too. Anyway, I did my research and also consulted with ChatGPT and I think I’ve got it. Wanted to share it with you all in case it is helpful (should be less than $30/m): Install the free Meta Pixel Helper Chrome extension so you can actually see if your pixel is firing properly. (Most of us don’t realize it’s not even tracking!) Instead of running “Traffic” campaigns, switch your campaign objective to Lead Forms or Conversions. That way, Facebook actually optimizes for people who give you info—not just tire-kickers who click. Use a cheap tool like Ubersuggest (around $30/m) to double-check keywords and interests before launching ads. Cuts down wasted spend big-time. I hope this helps you and happy to chat if you guys need more info. Thanks!

Wow! I can’t reiterate this enough nor could I articulate this experience any clearer. We found a perfect rental property (instead of a flip - AND we are still looking) the first week in June and closed in 3 weeks! The key was to remain open and let the property speak to us! My husband, Evan, and I followed the StepXStep process and got clear on our vision - went through the workbook, filled everything out and followed through by stay in action. Every party involved was prepared, professional, and proactive! With passive income coming in, it’s time to find our next gem! Thank you Amy Jones. We are a dream team! I included your acknowledgement below so I could capture the Rockstars correctly! “The team is the reason!” By Amy Jones Had an excellent team on a smooth transaction for the perfect rental property for my dear friends (chosen family). Leslie Fischer at First American Title is a champion! Andrew Deyo rocked it on the lender side like a boss. Tiffany Hyden was a rockstar seller side agent. A final moment hiccup jeapardized our less than 30 day close, and everyone came together to smooth it out perfectly. If you are buying or selling, the team you work with makes ALL the difference. Thank you to this phenomenal team of professionals who made this experience awesome for everyone involved! 💕

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After just an hour, I was able to set up a missed call text back feature in GoHighLevel! Since I still work a 9-5, I noticed I was missing a lot of calls from prospective clients, and I went digging for an answer until I found it. This flow allows a text to be sent out (with a 12-second delay) to any call I missed, letting them know I will get back to them soon, which helps a ton with engagement. This has saved me from losing leads and is totally worth the effort. Just thought I would share!

To become a successful real estate investor do I need to also become a realtor? It depends. Having a real estate license can be good because it gives you access to the MLS, contracts for sale and allows you to present your offers to sellers with a sense of being a professional. Many times if you buy a property listed on the MLS you also can earn a commission which is nice. To be an investor you do not need to have a real estate license and you will need to find other ways to get seller property leads, contracts and learning how real estate works so you can seem competent when making offers. You don't need to be a licensed realtor to become an investor but it wont hurt if you go that route.