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Jason Foy
  • Investor
  • Sartell, MN
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How do you investors prefer your wholesale deals

Jason Foy
  • Investor
  • Sartell, MN
Posted

Welcome, 

Little bit about me, I have been inspecting properties for 3 years, I am BPI Energy Auditor certified, Internachi Building inspector certified, Leased residential homes for 2 years with Renters Warehouse, held a real estate license for 3 years, did 3 years of residential HVAC work, hold a residential HVAC diploma and EPA certifications. 

Building a new business system for wholesaling properties. 

This is what I am putting in my flow chart, as an investor do you find value in the following. 

1.  Lead Generation: Obviously the focus on getting houses under contract

2. Running good comps once I get an interested client

3. Getting property under a good contract

4. Doing a mild inspection with pictures- My inspection would consist of identifying appliances, capital expenses, and overall condition such as moisture or structural issues, This will include a lot of pictures approx 100-150

5. finding an investor to flip the property to. 

My plan is to hand a report to an interested investor in the following. 

1st the contract for price

2nd the comps on the property

3rd Report with pictures

Would this be a good packet for proposing a property, or should I just focus on the contract and comps, I feel like I can provide a lot more information that can be valuable with a report. 

My strengths come in inspecting properties, working with contractors, and generating contracts

Thank You 

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