I am trying to start a home business as a note locator and wanted to know how I go about finding clients that have any of the above and would sell it to me for cash.  I'm trying to find them so I can email them about my business. \n\nthanks
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Oh dear.  Did you attend one of those seminars advertised on an infomercial?  I hope it works for you.
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For my kids' Quarter Midgets, we usually ask local businesses that we patronize.  Some of them are large distribution companies that my husband deals with through his work.  I know you need cash on a larger scale, but think about larger industries & companies in your area.
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Hello, I am a real-estate agent and I can never have enough clients. Two ways that work well for me are BNI (Business Network International). BNI is a group you can easily find on line at www.bni.com, there are chapters all over the world and un-like chamber of commerce meetings it is a low “clique” environment and you are guaranteed to be the only Avon rep in the room. Also I use www.craigslist.org, it’s a free online classified site, you can post an add and see if anybody responds. You may have to try different title to get a response but its free. \n\nGood luck\n\nMichael O
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I would suggest sending a bulk email out and asking them for a cheap option.  For am expensive option I would suggest OTX Marketing as a good place to start
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Hi I am a work from home mom and I just wanted to give you a few tips while you look. I would say 98% of the work from home jobs have a start up fee So if you can not find one that is free then try to find one that has a small start up fee. Check all of them out with the BBB before you put any money into them.Also find something that you believe in and that you can support this will make your job much easier and allot more fun Good Luck in your hunt Misty
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If you have an idea of what needs to be done then you can check out places like Rent A Coder. This company specializes in providing an "escrow" service specifically designed for Computer, Programming and Internet related entrepeneurs and coders. They've been around for 5+ years. It's free for buyers. Basically you sign up and post your job requirements and then people bid on it. You look at their profile, and their bids and choose. Once the project is completed you market it as being done, you get the receivables and the coder gets paid.
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I would consider hiring an outside photographer so long as the prices were reasonable.  I am in Virginia and one of the admin. gals charges $250 to go to a listing, take what she considers to be "staged" photos and create a windows movie presentation to music on CD.  I found that I like my own photos better but it's difficult enough to make time to go and take photos of every listing, much less to then sit and put together a tour.  I wouldn't mind being able to email someone photos that I took and have them email me back a presentation which could be saved to disk.  I would think that would be more profitable because then you aren't limiting yourself to your local area.  You could procide the service to anyone, anywhere.  Of course if photography is your thing and that's what you are looking to do then I would market yourself by offering a "POGO" offer, Pay for One, Get One.  I don't really care for any of the virtual tours that require stitching because they always look like the "egg" tours, dort of distorted.  I like the ones where the camera seems to zoom in and out.  If there was a high quality 360 tour, I would consider it but I haven't seen one I like yet.  I think that having some sort of staging experience or at least being able to say you completed a staging course would be essential if you are going to actually go and take the photo.  Also, you need to consider access to the homes.  You can always ask the agents to meet you and let you in but I would think that it would be easier to check with the local Realtor board and see if they offer bus. memberships so that you can have a lockbox key (if they are even used in your area).   I know I would much rather pay someone who can let themselves in, take awesome photos, make a nice virtual tour that I could use on my website, on CDs that accomany the brochures etc.. and offers me some sort of discount for multiple jobs.  Just my input!  :)
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Call each of these business personally!!! Good luck. They are not in the phone book.
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Dave Ramsey, a radio financial guru, offers a list of "Endorsed Local Providers" (ELP's) on his website. You can type in your zip code and get the name of someone in your area. The plus here is that he requires that honesty and integrity be at the forefront of that person's business. Also, the company I work for has done very well by me. I ususally don't promote them on this site, but in this case, I will say that H&R Block financial advisors have been great. (Please know that I get no financial gain from telling you this - I work on the tax side, not with investments) I'll provide you with both links, and please let me know if I can be of further assistance :)
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Hi, I have no experience with this but I've found two sites that may help in starting up your business.\n\nGood luck!
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Hire one of those firms that find people. The one I found below is located out of CA!
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Two people have suggested this now, but it's really a great company.  www.vistaprint.com .  They always have great deals.  First 250 are free so you can try them out.  Any using one of their deals I just got 1,500 cards for $14.00 including shipping and handling.  I would also recommend you pick up the book endless referrals by Bob Burg.  It talks a lot about how to network to make new contacts, I'm only on chapter 4 but so far its a great book.  Hope this helps.
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I have found the list provided by most cheap (under$200) services are very poor quality. Most of the e-Mail accounts were at one time valid but have been closed for a very long time. Many of the accounts are hotmail and Yahoo which are also opened and closed faster than a windmill spins in a tycoon. Effective e-Mail marketing requires not only valid accounts but it also requires a "filtered" and "targeted" audience.\n\nFiltered: The members of the list have had the opportunity to opt out or get off of the mailing list and have instead chosen to stay listed.\n\nTargeted: The products and services you sell are the products and services people on the list are interested in reading about and buying. You don't want to try to sell dust busters to a list developed by pornography web sites. Selling a dust buster would make better sales from a list developed by Home and Garden web sites.\n\nAsk the list developer what the ratios are. Ratios of valid mail accounts to dropped. Ratio of sales to number of leads provided. Ask what the target audience of the list is. Ask how the list has been developed and how it has been tested. Ask how many copies of the list have been sold and how many more times will they be selling the same list. Ask for a 30 day money back policy or free trial period.
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If the agent wants you to do a mass mailing to potential clients in a particular nieghborhood (her potential clients) you can get free mailing lists from a title company. mailing list from title co. are great. You can tell them that you only want to mail to owners or renters or people that have live in their house at lease so many years. They should give you this list for free, if you ask, they may even give you preprinted labels
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You can advertise on Homestore.com or similar sites. Link to your own website.  Get a farm list of non-owner occupied homes (call your local title co. rep) - send direct mail to those tenants/occupants - maybe they'd like to own their own home instead of paying the landlord's mortgage?
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I run a marketing company. let me know exactly what your looking for.\n\nalphabroker@yahoo.com
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Get a broker who will list in Loopnet.com for you. I am not even sure if you need to be a broker to do the listing, but you do need a memership. It is the commercial multiple listing service that services the world. We all use it. You may owe the person a fee for listing it and servicing the listing if you get a buyer, but at least you will get a buyer! Set the fee in advance depending upon how much work you are asking them to do. There is usually a lot of info. that has to be uploaded, so make sure you have your financial info. ready. P&L, operating expenses, etc. Once entered, the broker can pull up hundreds of people who are interested in buying. In a legal transaction such as this, you will not want to go it alone. consider hiring a professional.