The EASIEST Way to Find Off-Market Properties in 2023

[@Michaelwentsomewhere]

Man, this podcast is just a commercial now. Can we get some guests who are doing deals?

[@giezyvillavicencio1594]

Real talk… your comment is 🎯

[@marvindias1377]

🤌🤌🤌

[@AlekseyWeyman]

Facts this is the first time I actually decided to turn the podcast off. Too bad cause these guys usually do a great job 😢

[@gnahthe]

Facts.

[@samuelhenen2658]

This felt like an hour long commercial! I hope bigger pockets doesn’t change from the good old informative content they used to make.

[@Lineside]

I’m looking in the Bakersfield CA area. Let’s go guys!!! Real estate is the easiest way to achieve financial freedom!! Goodluck to everyone on this journey!!

[@DanielJohnson-bg3rf]

I’m up in kings county. I’ve focused on Lemoore/Hanford as well as funded some deals in Fresno and Modesto.

[@aberouz1479]

Sameeee!

[@Lineside]

Are you guys focusing on off market or MLS? Any good deals yet? How are you guys funding? I’m using a HELOC myself.

[@priscillaavery43]

Thanks guys! Love Justins holistic platform and approach. This will be super helpful for me as a newbie.

[@amafid]

I love bigger pockets but the infomercial episodes are becoming VERY frequent.

[@barrybahr3839]

This was worth the time. A real game changer that BP has let us know about. Hopefully it will help me scale my business. I'll be giving it a road test.

[@joannmowry9983]

Will Invelo have information regarding foreclosure and how many times a person was in pre foreclosure?

[@gemi9i1]

Does this replace podio & propstream/batchleads/deal machine ?

[@azulroi]

Looks like a great tool, very similar to rei sift, left main, freedom soft, rei reply, podio or even propstream/batchleads with greater automations. Time will tell if there will be one system that can hold all REI tools on one single platform and do it well.

[@nguye1971]

Sounds like a SaaS for investors. Could become a great and standout tool if algorithms are well implemented. Congrats

[@smoothdahustla9729]

Another great video Investors.

[@chi8319]

It looks like a great system. But I have a Q- how am i guaranteed that my notes /leads etc are protected - I mean my data privacy

[@pirytreasuresales4737]

Great content! Amazing! Thank you so much!

[@thenewwayhome]

It's pretty great to have these tools you can use to make your search and tasks easier for your business. Pure gold advantage of incorporating automated way into house flipping.

[@aberouz1479]

Thinking the sameeee, if hes presenting what be saying the product is, its a no brainer. Its education as you learn while doing

[@priscillaavery43]

This tool is super amazing though, you have to admit!

[@danielschmidt3446]

Would i be able to use this system in Canada?

[@pastormike79]

I dont see Invelo as a perk on the BP pro membership page. Am I missing someth9ing?

[@biggerpockets]

Are you already a pro member? If so, you should see it now! If not, rest assured it is now included in membership.

[@ryanwalsh3966]

Cannot get sued for contact via phone or direct mail. Pubic records is where cam scrubs. Do not call list is a joke, I am nearly certain as soon as I asked to be put on this list, I have been bombarded since!

[@Victron007]

I’ll be bigger pockets pro by the end of the day. What a great deal

[@tsinh89]

Bigger pockets are now a company that got sold. It's not free anymore. So they now need to make money by ads

[@eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee9782]

This is just like the calculator shill episodes it does nothing but give them a chance to try and sell something.

[@2010drive]

First

[@katherineforja]

The nasal voice distracted me 😩

[@lotsosoul]

This video is just one big sales pitch… Come on guys, you’re better than this.

[@DallasD_]

🟠 The people and/or litigators that can potentially sue you for contacting them (in the skip-trace portion of the video), are these people on the "Do Not Call List"? It wasn't quite clear to me if contacting people in general with direct-mail, phone-calls, or email is illegal in certain instances, and this "Litigators List" just narrows down your odds of not getting sued. Can someone hash out the exact specific situations in which you could get sued in more detail? thanks.