

01 — THEY DON’T KNOW WHICH LEADS ARE WORTH THEIR TIME
Not every property is a deal.
Learn how to evaluate opportunities before wasting time and energy chasing the wrong ones.
02 — THEY FREEZE WHEN IT’S TIME TO TALK TO THE SELLER
Knowing what to say—and how to approach the conversation—can make all the difference.
Learn how to start the conversation, ask the right questions, listen for the seller’s real problem, and determine whether there may be an opportunity.
03 — THEY CAN’T TELL A GOOD DEAL FROM A BAD ONE
Learn how to look at the property, numbers, condition, liens, title, comps, and other factors before deciding what makes sense.
04 — THEY’RE TRYING TO FIGURE IT ALL OUT ALONE
Real estate gets easier when you can bring questions, leads, and deals to people who are actively working in the business.
FIND OPPORTUNITIES
Work with real leads and learn where opportunities can come from—including pre-foreclosures, direct-to-seller marketing, and other distressed-property situations.
ANALYZE THE DEAL
Look at the numbers, property condition, comps, title, liens, existing financing, equity, and other factors that can affect the opportunity.
WORK THE SELLER
Learn how to approach homeowners, have productive conversations, identify motivation, follow up, and determine whether there is a deal to be made.
CHOOSE THE NEXT MOVE
Depending on the situation, that could mean:
- Wholesaling
- Creative financing
- Seller financing
- Subject-to
- Lease options
- Acquisition
- Foreclosure auction opportunities
- Partnering or JVing
- Or simply walking away