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In this segment, the speaker explains that successful real‑estate investing hinges on treating the offer process as a numbers game. By sending a high volume of letters of intent (LOIs)—potentially hundreds—investors increase the odds that a few will be negotiated, a couple will reach contract, and at least one will close. The speaker emphasizes that the most active LOI senders are the ones who uncover hidden opportunities, because timing and the right contact are unpredictable. An anecdote illustrates the point: a neighbor’s house lingered on the market for two years, rejecting many offers, until a buyer finally accepted a lower price out of fatigue, becoming the winning deal. The overall message is that persistence, volume, and patience are essential tactics for sourcing and closing real‑estate deals.

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