While you’re investing in real estate do you tell buyers and sellers you work by yourself, with partners, for a boss or a company? What are the advantages and disadvantages of portraying yourself as an individual investor versus a company? Is this ethical? What are some actionable steps you can take moving forward? We will cover all these and more on today’s podcast.

In today’s Mobile Home Investing Podcast episode #16, I’m super proud to welcome to the co-hosting microphone Damarice to discuss how she portrays her mobile home investing business and how this has affected her company’s growth. In this 24-minute podcast Damarice opens up her business and teaches-by-example some advantages and disadvantages when portraying your company to buyers, sellers, and park managers.

Why you should listen: Over the 1-year timeframe that Damarice has been investing she has continued to be a go-getter and self-starter. Damarice’s daily effort and passion to help others comes across loud-and-clear through in her investing, cash-flow, and the consistent deals she and her husband manage.

A special Thank You to Damarice for sharing her time and personal stories in order to help investor she’ll likely never meet.

In this Mobile Home Investing Lessons show we cover:

• Whom do you work for?
• What to say when you don’t know the answer to any question?
• Little things to say that portray a sizable company.
• Damarice case study #1: Late tenants taking advantage.
• Mindset to remember when speaking with sellers and buyers.
• Damarice case study #2: Overpaying for a mobile home and Why?
• Some mobile home investing lessons learned.
• When being emotional hurts business?
• What value mobile home investors bring to the closing-table besides money?
• Becoming too friendly with buyers and sellers.
• Damarice’s personal advice for YOU to avoid her mistakes.
• and much more!