What should wholesaling CEOs be shopping for this Black Friday weekend? What shouldn't they be buying? What should they be selling? Recent surveys show that retailers and analysts expect this holiday sales weekend to set new records and perhaps even surpass the $5B mark.
From Thanksgiving through Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday wholesaling CEOs can find tons of bargains, as well as a seasonal boost in business if they came in strong with a solid real estate marketing campaign.
So what should real estate investors and owners of investment companies be buying this weekend, what might they save more on by waiting, and should they just be focused on their own sales instead? This famous holiday shopping weekend is well known for its bargains and discounts but Fox Business recommends "13 things not to buy on Black Friday" including: 1.
Toys 2.
Game consoles without bundles 3.
Brand name HDTVs 4.
DSLR cameras 5.
Winter apparel 6.
Christmas decorations 7.
Exercise equipment 8.
Jewelry 9.
Tablets 10.
Bedding and blankets 11.
Specialty foods 12.
International flights The report claims many of these items will be offered with better deals over the next 2 months.
However, it might be a great time for wholesaling CEOs to stock up or find discounts on a variety of other business items such as...
· Event and seminar tickets for the New Year · Real estate investment education courses and coaching · Office paper products and equipment · Website themes · Phones · Staff eager to make money before Christmas · Subscriptions · Books · Houses · Mortgage notes · Home improvement items and tools · Real estate marketing bundles · Other real estate companies In particular wholesaling CEOs could find this the best time of year for scooping up great deals on homes.
A recent blog post from Zillow outlines the end of year holiday season as the best time to buy houses thanks to decreased competition, softer home prices, highly motivated sellers, and even faster mortgage approvals.
So this could be the ideal time for locking up a whole portfolio of deals to be flipped when the ball drops.
On the other side of the coin this can be an excellent time for selling houses too.
There are many active buyers out there still, and the ones which are looking are potentially more likely to be serious about closing a deal and doing it fast; either before Christmas or at least before the end of the year.
From Thanksgiving through Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday wholesaling CEOs can find tons of bargains, as well as a seasonal boost in business if they came in strong with a solid real estate marketing campaign.
So what should real estate investors and owners of investment companies be buying this weekend, what might they save more on by waiting, and should they just be focused on their own sales instead? This famous holiday shopping weekend is well known for its bargains and discounts but Fox Business recommends "13 things not to buy on Black Friday" including: 1.
Toys 2.
Game consoles without bundles 3.
Brand name HDTVs 4.
DSLR cameras 5.
Winter apparel 6.
Christmas decorations 7.
Exercise equipment 8.
Jewelry 9.
Tablets 10.
Bedding and blankets 11.
Specialty foods 12.
International flights The report claims many of these items will be offered with better deals over the next 2 months.
However, it might be a great time for wholesaling CEOs to stock up or find discounts on a variety of other business items such as...
· Event and seminar tickets for the New Year · Real estate investment education courses and coaching · Office paper products and equipment · Website themes · Phones · Staff eager to make money before Christmas · Subscriptions · Books · Houses · Mortgage notes · Home improvement items and tools · Real estate marketing bundles · Other real estate companies In particular wholesaling CEOs could find this the best time of year for scooping up great deals on homes.
A recent blog post from Zillow outlines the end of year holiday season as the best time to buy houses thanks to decreased competition, softer home prices, highly motivated sellers, and even faster mortgage approvals.
So this could be the ideal time for locking up a whole portfolio of deals to be flipped when the ball drops.
On the other side of the coin this can be an excellent time for selling houses too.
There are many active buyers out there still, and the ones which are looking are potentially more likely to be serious about closing a deal and doing it fast; either before Christmas or at least before the end of the year.