“We went and papered neighborhoods with bright colored paper that said, hey, we're in your neighborhood. We're looking to buy a house, whatever. And we would just walk down the street and put it in the jam of the door.”

Dani Robison · The Wealth Without Wall Street Podcast · The Real Estate Investments Built to Survive a Down Market (ft. Dani Lynn Robison)

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walked neighborhoods and placed bright-colored paper in mailboxes advertising they were looking to buy houses

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