A real-estate investor recruits an Amazon Flex driver to scout distressed properties while making deliveries. The driver has 40 years in drywall construction and ran a crew of 50, so he knows what to look for. They exchange numbers and the driver starts sending leads right away.
Yeah, so you're Amazon guy, huh?
Well, I do Amazon Flex, so I drive around cars. That's awesome.
I pollute. That's actually— yeah, that's actually my house. That's awesome. Oh, is it? Yeah, that's cool. Hey, so I was wondering, I got a question. So I do real estate. Do you— have you ever been approached by a real estate investor who's asked you to, you know, mark properties for them of like distressed properties?
No, but I would gladly do that for— I, I, um, I'm from Logan. Oh, really? And I did drywall construction up there for like 40 years. I had my own company, had about 50 guys. So I'm familiar with real estate. Oh, really? Yeah, I'm like fixing them up and that kind of stuff. That's awesome. We exchanged phone numbers.
I told him what I was looking for, and he immediately started sending me properties. Give this a try right now.
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