Podcast Episode 53: [Marketing] Getting HUD Deals with Brett Snodgrass

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Brett Snodgrass is an awesome real estate investor in Indianapolis, IN. He’s been a full time real estate wholesaler for about 10 years now, and it has been an incredible business that God has used to provide for him and his family. He’s a simple guy, He loves taking his little beater-boat out on the lake, spending time with his wife and kids and enjoying the relationships he has around him. Today, Brett shared with us his direct mail strategy where he sends out over 20,000 pieces per month and landing roughly 10 deals.

40 Best Real Estate Investing Blogs and Podcasts

Blogs are the new magazines. Podcasts are the new talk radio. So, what is so great about them? For real estate investors and entrepreneurs with visions of success through investing, they are the most practical way to get valuable information from experts.

These venues are popular for a reason. They offer an easy, interactive way to research the things you need to know about investing in real estate, property management, marketing, and building a successful business. You can access a blog or podcast from anywhere while doing anything, like getting an oil change or waiting for your number to be called at the DMV.
Best of all, real estate blogs and podcasts are entertaining. You have access to information and tips from industry leaders through articles, interviews, and Q & As.
Just to get you started, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best real estate blogs and podcasts from 2016. The criteria for “best” of the year conforms to a few simple standards:

Our Favorite Real Estate Investing Blogs…the absolute best!

Check out the full article at flippingjunkie.com.

How Expert Investors Would Spend To Get Motivated Seller Leads

I got a wild hair and decided to ask 11 investors (actually I asked more than 11, but these 11 that responded are the coolest and most knowledgeable…by far) how they would spend $500 per month on marketing and also how that would change if they had a war chest of $5,000 per month to spend on marketing for leads…which become deals…which become big profits that can be reinvested into more marketing and more deals.

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