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Sean Williams
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Wholesale Deal

Sean Williams
  • Augusta, GA
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Hi Everyone !

I just ran across a wholesale deal that a gentleman is going to let me purchase the home for $23000 . I know that the property will sell at around $40-$45K.

My question is once i put the house under contract. How would I market it to investors.

My first idea was to make up a property sheet with pictures and info with my business logo and contact at the bottom. Is that a bad idea to put the business logo on it ? Will investors shy away from me ? Should I just send it with a phone number ?

I don't want to miss any possible deals because they know I am a company.

Please help. 

Thanks

Sean

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Josh Caldwell
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Josh Caldwell
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Sean

Investors are whores, not a single one of us will ever care if you are a company or if you are some crazy guy who thinks he is a fire truck.  What we do care about is the deal.  Spell out the details of the deal in a way that us greedy bastards can see how we make money on this and we will flock to you. 

In your 23k example, I would be walking into a good deal of equity, but I also want to know about monthly cash flow numbers, I want to know about expenses, and repairs needed.  I care about how I profit and pretty much nothing else

To your success

Josh

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