Creating Outrageous Themes for Short Term Rentals

<p>Some entrepreneurs think wholesaling is easy. The wholesale business is not an easy get-rich-quick scheme that you can do once in a while and find success. Running a wholesale business requires consistency and discipline especially when you do it virtually.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, Bryndee Barton, an expert on virtual wholesaling gets nitty-gritty on tips and strategies on how to differentiate yourself, haunt the leads, and attract them. Cristina talks about why consistency is key when wholesaling online, how to stay disciplined when selling wholesale products, and the benefits of being a consistent wholesaler.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>Bryndee Barton started her first real estate company in 2013 along with her husband, Kyle. What started as a side gig of duplexes turned into a full-time business flipping houses, creating vacation rentals, and developing larger multifamily deals. Her specialty is managing large re-construction projects remotely, as she has successfully managed and completed projects across 7 different states. Bryndee now focuses on Loma Homes vacation rental development.</p><p><br></p><p>Stay tuned until the end to discover how to put your offers out there and give your sellers a reason to contact you!</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>• “I like to always say that… a wholesaling business, first and foremost, is basically a marketing company. You need to have really consistent lead flow coming in and always filling a pipeline with more leads and bringing people through to closing.” (7:48 - 8:05)</p><p>• “The SEO leads, they're people who have already decided that they want to sell, they're reaching out to you because they want an offer today, tomorrow. So they're ready to act quickly.” (9:41 - 9:51)</p><p>• “Let them know that from this phone call, we're going to be taking all the information, so we can go and use that to run our numbers and get an idea of what we're going to be able to pay for the property.” (16:43 - 16:53)</p><p>• “I need to be able to move this [w