A Lesson from McDonalds on How to Set Up Your Short Sale Business
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This week I share some thoughts on systematizing, streamlining, and optimizing your Pre-foreclosure Investor Buyout (PFIB) short sale business. My inspiration came from a CNBC story on McDonalds (of all places) and how they locate, train, and work with local suppliers, so that the quality and substance of their products are absolutely consistent no matter where in the world a store is located. It got me to thinking about how I might apply that same concept to building a short sale investing team. Be sure to watch this week’s video!!!
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Premise:Can a man (me) move to a new town (Sarasota, FL) without business contacts, and using a real estate short sale investing system that he has no experience with, invest in pre-foreclosure properties to create a success of himself in a mere 365-days, from scratch?
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October 30th, 2009 at 9:53 am
An exceptional concept, but I’m not sure a real estate investing business can be systematized to the extend of a McDonald’s franchise. Maybe though. But at the very least, it can be systematized a heck of a lot more than most Mom and Pop investors have approached it - myself included.
Thanks for posting, John!
…jp
October 30th, 2009 at 10:53 am
Thanks for the props JP.
My point is to learn from other businesses, whatever field they may be in. I’m certain that the principle of “training up” service providers is as applicable to real estate investing as it is to the hamburger business.
Best!
John
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