Real estate investors who door-knock for deals should always leave a flyer with their name, website, and contact info. Take notes on each property and stay polite even when people are hostile. One investor was threatened with a gun while door-knocking for Dish Network, but persistence and courtesy still generate leads.
one to fix and flip, you know, eventually, right? So hey, today hasn't been bad. We've had a couple of opportunities. One renter's moving out. The neighbor next door has been there since 1955. You know, not to be heartless, but she's not going to be, you know, around in the neighborhood forever. So that could be a property you could mark and, you know, keep an eye out on. Because we were kind of pressed for time, I didn't knock on every door. I would recommend getting notes and writing your name, your website, and your, your contact info and saying, hey, I'm looking for houses to buy in the area, give me a call. And I would have people reach out to you. That's a good way to get leads is knock doors and leave flyers. Be nice to everyone. If someone is being mean or upset at you, don't take it personal. I never take anything personal. Even if someone attacks me, I'm just like, whatever. I was knocking doors for Dish Network in Oklahoma And I knocked on his door and a guy just opens the door and he has a gun pointed at me. He's like, "What are you doing?"
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