Nathan Payne drove a U-Haul two hours to a hoarder's house with another mover named Corey, spending the night on site. He now advises wholesalers to budget $2,000 for professional movers instead of doing it yourself, a lesson learned from the physical toll of early deals.
I drive one U-Haul down. She moved 2 hours away. I personally drive the U-Haul. Okay, I drive the U-Haul down. One of the other movers from the junkyard removers or whatever you call them, he drives it down. I'm down there. Corey, we coordinated, drives down 2 hours just to drive me back so I'm not just stuck down south where at her house sleeping the night, spend the night over there. Guys, crazy experience of going from negotiation to moving. Look, this is not something that I deal with these days because I do most of my deals virtually and not having to move people. But when you're in in the beginning when you're trying to get deals, you're willing to do pretty much anything. So learn from my experience that when you're willing to do anything, just pay the $2,000, take it out of your assignment fee to have someone move. Because if you do it yourself, you're going to be in a world of hurt like I did.
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