Acquisitions (negotiating with sellers) is important...

It’s a crucial step in the process of “finding” a good deal but...

Lead Management is the most important aspect of real estate investing.

Lead management is Mission Control

Lead management is the last position a real estate investor steps out of in their business.

Lead management is the “steering wheel” of a real estate investing business.

Acquisitions is the gasoline.

Marketing is the engine.

But all that horsepower without a steering wheel is going to land you in a ditch with a crashed car...

If you get lead management right...

Everything else is much, much easier.

But unfortunately...

Most don’t pay much attention to lead management.

It’s usually completely overlooked...

Investors will spend money on marketing with almost no thought or planning on how they will handle the leads that come in.

That’s like throwing money into a pile and lighting it on fire.

Even worse almost none of the “gurus” will ever even bring up “lead management”.

It’s almost like they aren’t doing deals.

It’s just too important not to talk about.

I want you to make more money.

I want you to master lead management so money flows into your business like a waterfall...

Introducing “6 Weeks to Lead Management Mastery”

Week 1 Marketing Management

—Staff management and onboarding training

—Marketing channels and expectations

—When and how to manage marketing

—Marketing KPI’s and accounting

—Daily Metrics to pay attention to

—When to order new lists

—Weekly operations to control expenses

Week 2 Screening Leads

—Clearly defining good leads

—Screening out bad leads

—Determining proper motivation

—CRM management

—Quick valuations

—Handing off good leads to acquisitions

Week 3 Making Offers

—Running Wholesale comps quickly

—Running retail comps quickly

—Figuring max offer price for wholesale deals

—Fix and flip max offer price calculations

—Using CRM to communicate and save time

—Negotiation tactics and low anchoring

—Setting automatic follow up sequences

—Counteroffer negotiating

Week 4 Accepted Offers

—Verbal offers vs written offers

—Verbal offers conversion to written offers

—Electronic signatures and contracts

—Speed timing training

—Handling contract objections

—Finding photo professionals at a discount price

—Placing lockbox and scheduling pictures

—Pushing contracts to CRM

Week 5 Tracking Deals

—Pending deals spreadsheet template

—Timeline management for inspections

—Timeline management for closings

—How to get extensions when needed

—Dispositions strategy creation

—CRM tracking and misc functionality

Week 6 Dispositions (selling/holding property)

—Determining the least allowable offer

—Email templates to send deals to buyers

—Finding wholesale friendly title companies

—Finding hedge funds and big institutional buyers

—How to properly onboard buyers

—Verifying proof of funds before showing

—Scheduling showings with occupied properties

—Scheduling showing on vacant properties

—Virtual tactics to never leave your house

—Big payday squeeze play

—Negotiating with tough buyers

—How to handle last-minute buyer objections

—Closing the deal and getting paid

This e-book will teach you everything you need to know about finding the biggest and best buyers in your area. Make more money on every deal you close with these proven strategies.

Virtually Unemployed 1.0 was the book that changed the virtual assistant industry. Every written process that I use in my real estate business to run an operation virtually with virtual assistants. Step by step format. Let my systems train your virtual assistants.

Want to find and hire your own acquisitions sales person. Follow along as I screen and hire an acquisitions person. See the emails and text messages we sent to a candidate. See what we say and what we expect in the hiring process.

Want to learn the basic strategies to build rapport quickly and negotiate with sellers? This short video will instill the 10 things you must do. Skipping any of these 10 things will reduce your chances of accepted offers or getting deep discounts.

Growing up in a small town in Illinois, Matt began work at a local Machine shop, creating parts for agricultural companies like John Deere and Caterpillar. But after a few years, amounting debt and minimal pay raises forced him to look for another source of income. Spending the remaining money he had, he invested heavily in learning about real estate before successfully completing his first wholesale deal in 2005. Fast forward to the present, Matt has created a multi-million dollar real estate enterprise, completed thousands of real estate transactions, holds a substantial portfolio of cash-flowing properties, and has conducted over 85 million dollars in real estate transactions in the last 3 years. If you're just starting out, or already run a business and are looking to go to the next level, Matt has the knowledge to get the result you desire.