Edwin

$645 move out clean booked at almost 60% margin $0 in ad spend Keep paying LSA $50+ a call all you want

@GenZMultifamily No changing locks?

When I bought my first property, I thought I knew everything about real estate investing. Then I closed, got the keys... and had literally no idea what to do next. Yeah, hundreds of hours taught me how to underwrite, but not what to do after you buy the properties. I stopped being soft realized I can’t just do nothing. So, I did the first thing that seemed to make sense at the time, make a copy of the keys. Step 1 was done. Step 2. I had to let everyone know there is a new owner. So, I typed a word document with my information and told them to expect a tenant portal invite. Now I had to make a tenant portal. The previous landlord had one already, so I figured I'll just use the same one for easy integration. Next morning, I printed and posted those letters, sent out the email, and gave the keys to the “property manager” I met through Facebook. Somehow, it all went smooth and I panicked for nothing. Now, first thing I always do is make an extra set of keys right after I close. Even though they honestly serve no purpose from 2,000 miles away other than looking cool. Lesson here- When in doubt, make a copy of the keys.

Know your customers as well as this guy

SaaS so valuable you can only access it in 1 hour increments

@AccountantMurph Job post

I've grown my home service business to $1M+. The biggest failure point is having a bad team. Here's the EXACT job post templates I use on Indeed, Craigslist and Facebook. Open for the next 24 hours only. Like, Repost and Comment "job post" I'll DM you the link to bookmark

Reddit is a gold mine for local leads. ChatGPT and AI tools pull heavily from Reddit now for answers. If you're answering questions in local subreddits about your service, you're getting free SEO. There's a tool called Syndr that sends you notifications every time someone mentions your service. Comment immediately. Provide value. Drop your info. Most of your competitors don't even know Reddit exists for business. get ahead of your competition

tfw a 5 star cleaning team comes back for more work after going on their own over a year ago

Haven't seen anyone talk about them on here but chimney repair is big. The ones in my area are scheduled weeks out with multiple crews and a small repair (like I'm getting) is $2.5k+

@pontodotdev Go high level

What are people using to automate follow-ups with customers We try to follow up at least three times if we don't close someone, but we're doing it all manually right now Feels like an obvious thing we should be automating to make sure we don't miss anything

@Nads_Shariff Whats your in home sales system currently like? I had a guy from Marvin come out and quote and he had a special set up showing their unique hinges and everything

I’d like to publicly declare my strategy for 2026 so that if I go down, you’ll know exactly why. Facts: CAC is almost double in 2025 Q4 and 2025 Q1 Revenue YoY down Overall revenue down Strategy going into 2026 (doubling down): - rebranding with 2 new GMB’s, sales assets, the whole shabang - re-inventing our communication sequence for customers - redoing our pay structure for field labor and sales - moving a few critical roles offshore via Sagan - sequenced and regular direct mail campaigns - invested in a new sales system for in home sales - increasing pricing and improving price clarity - creating a referral program - in person networking events

made this into a telegram bot in about an hour taste is now the moat

being a homeowner is looking at a repair bill for 2k and thinking it's a bargain

Reddit can quietly be one of your best lead sources. Here’s how and why 👇 Go to Google and search your primary keyword. For example: “best landscaper in Austin” or “roof repair in Denver.” If a Reddit thread shows up on page 1 (like “Who’s the best landscaper in Austin?”), That thread is getting real search traffic. Now imagine your business being the top comment on that thread. it is seen first by everyone who clicks it. That’s free, high-intent traffic hitting your business every day. This works for any industry. (Roofers, lawyers, SaaS tools, e-com brands) This is called parasite Reddit marketing. It used to be hard (you needed aged Reddit accounts, timing, and a lot of manual work). But a new tool called syndr (dot) ai just made it a whole lot easier. If you want to be where your prospects already are (Google and Reddit at the same time), this might be one of the most underrated organic growth hacks of 2025.

Reddit SEO tool now live Find high ranking Reddit threads Post comments plugging your tool/service Get traffic and print Try it out at syndr(.)ai

I’m kidding by the way, I have too much on my plate already

I contacted ~10 companies for quotes and quotes ranged from $600 (labor only) to $5,909 (labor plus material) Only 1 had a semblance of a sales process 0 followed up after giving their quote Should I start a flooring business?

@RaeyTesfaye1 Its syndr.ai

@edninodel What's that tool you are using?

In one scan I'm able to find all the high ranking reddit threads for my keywords and order comments from aged accounts Time to steal some traffic

@ShirienEG Its syndr.ai

@GamerGirlGrey @thedavescience This was a really good watch, thank you!

@thedavescience @edninodel lol, actually sent him this, some safe but still unique picks on here! youtube.com/watch?v=m9KNOE…

Coming along nicely! Going to be under $2500 all in for labor and materials

@GamerGirlGrey Not yet, still deciding on that. Any suggestions?

@edninodel Did you settle on wall color?