Hi, I'm new and am not sure wether anyone has thought of using traditional resume formatting as a way to approach seller's and buyer's?
I just finished writing a "Retail Investment Resume" that I intend to take to my neighbor across the street. Their property just listed at the start of July. I will do a search later. I just wanted to bring this up as a personable contact option. Thanks. I'll let ya know how this worked for me.
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or perhaps you could just talk with them
a truly motivated seller doesn't care if you shovel horse manure for a living, if you can get the home off their shoulders. Same for buyers, if you can bring them cheaper and better than the rest.
Position yourself to have them need you more than you need them. A resume to me seems like you're giving them the power to qualify you, which is never the optimal position. lol
Best wishes and blessings,
Jen
I'm speaking from theory here, so discount it some.
I do however run a business, and I have shopped for financing which is similar, and that usually surrounds a business plan...which has a resume included, but is not necessarily just a resume.
I suggest locating a deal, whether that works for the investor or not, and use the deal to explain what your strategy is, whether wholesaling, or working in a finder's fee. I am a buyer, and I've connected with a few different people on this site that have presented deals; some present very concise logical deals, and others not so much. I personally care about the deal first, and resume second.
So prepare a couple of pages as a package, with the first indicating, and explaining an opportunity (deal) for the receiver, and then help validate it with a resume.
Hope this helps.
Take care,
Chad.
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may work if you have the experience that translates nicely into the real estate world. We usually present a brochure to the buyer, seller or investor that explains our history, our accomplishments and what we will do for them.
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I agree with Bill; just a basic flyer with your credentials otherwise who will read it?
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Why? You are offering a service to the buyer or seller. You don't need to tell them your qualifications to do real estate. No one on this site has any paper qualifications because it is not necessary. All thats necessary to do real estate is knowledge, a willingness to learn, and the guts to take action. Just simply have some sort of flyer/website/brochure that explains what you do, how you can help the seller/buyer, and some info on any recent deals you have done.
Good luck! Hope all goes well!
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