Post Q & A February February 2019! Thank you all for coming and invited to ask questions here ...
Original publication date on the United States Real Estate Forum on Facebook:
2019-02-07T19:19:37+0000
Post Q & A February February 2019!
Thank you all for coming and invited to ask questions here:
First of all, a huge thank you to Ido Neuman, our metaphor organizer that all of this would not have happened without him! Ido worked and bothered for a whole month - hall, coordination, finding lecturers, giants, gnomes, food, rollups, stickers and whatnot - a huge aspiration for one and only king of the forum's metaphors!
Ido modestly asked me to take them off my presentation, so I have to tell him the thanks here.
And of course to the wonderful participants who gave lectures from Olus -
1. Coobert Nir Bitton
2. Orr Kichin
3. Effi Danieli
And the dwarves and giants who came!
Sagit Ivgi
Signy Ivgy
Anat Segal
Anat Segal
Gilad Brimer
Yaron Goldenberg
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Thanks again for yesterday! I have some questions for Orr Kichin:
1. You said you need to verify information coming from the wholesaler. So how do you make it? Except for the usual sites that don't tell the exact truth either ... Is it appropriate to contact your broker / management company to review the data they are transmitting?
2. You mentioned that the best way to strengthen a relationship with a broker / wholesaler is by making deals with them. Let's say I'm in contact with two wholesalers and two brokers to have some variety, so that means I need about 12 deals (3 for each) to strengthen the relationship ... I think it's unlikely for an investor in his early years ... How best to approach it?
3. In general, this whole issue of team building feels a little bit like in your field of work, everyone wants someone with experience and you have no experience and then you also have no experience ... until we don't close a lot of deals then we won't really be "our people", on the other hand To close a lot of deals, "our people" need ... how do you propose to cross this hurdle?
Thank you very much it was really fascinating,
I am here for any question to anyone who did not attend the conference or did not want to ask, fun.
Effi Danieli
Thank you very much for the opportunity and stage I am here for every question
Thanks to Nir Bitton of Cobersi for a fascinating lecture. A post explaining the entire company will soon be posted, which also includes an answer to all the questions you asked at Mitap and which will be added to Real Estate under money transfers. I learned a lot today about Coversi - I thought it was just a transfer of funds and I realized that the services they provide are much more than that. There is no doubt that in the multi-family transactions I organize in which a large number of investors have to transfer funds, the solution that Cobersi provides sounds definitely worth checking out.
Thank you so much pleasure.