I just walked into the room only to find my nightstands had been knocked over and the mattress is half way on the box spring.  Sheets and blankets are nowhere to be found.  My three year old son is jumping on what's left of the bed and singing, "Ba ba black sheep have you any wool?"  It's only 6 pm and these kids are wound up like a couple of wild horses.  I just asked my husband if he could print out a real estate contract and he gave me a look as if I asked him to complete a mission to the moon. Oh, and I just made everyone tacos.   You're welcome.

Is it just my kids that are like this?  "No, no, it's because I have boys"  I tell myself.  My mom always said I was so busy as a child.  When I was a younger she would tell me how she couldn't wait for the day that I had kids.  Now I know what she meant.   My kids are just being how I was; it's in the DNA.  She wanted payback and she got it.  I shake it off and find the bedsheets in the guest bathroom (deep breath). I need a glass of win...

Do you want to add another potential lead source for your real estate investing business?  What about being able to help your sellers at the same time? 

I wish I could take credit for thinking of this first but it was an estate sales person who approached me with a potential deal first.  A young lady who owns an estate sales company had attended an event that I spoke at and after the event she approached me with her business card. We've been doing business together ever since.   Here's some insight on what they do and how to create a win-win relationship with estate sales companies in your area. 

WHAT Do they Do:

Estate sales companies are hired to help organize and sell the belongings of people who (most commonly) have passed away or have moved into assisted living.   For a family that is dealing with such circumstances, hiring a company to help can alleviate some of that stress.  The estate sales company helps sell the items of the home that the family does not want to keep.