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Joe Yobaccio
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  • Pasadea, CA
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wholesale lease option with Joseph Bodek or Joe McCall

Joe Yobaccio
  • Specialist
  • Pasadea, CA
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Wholesaling lease options sounds so good until you ask key market questions.  In my market, house sell fast at or over list and rents are impossible to find.  To get a lease and then sublease, you need to motivation from a seller or landlord.  Why would a seller or landlord let me lease to sublease when the market it so hot?   @Joseph Bodek won't post his coaching posts without blocking questions or comments and @Joe Mccall, also won't reply to questions like this. They both seem to be selling the same thing.  So, if they claim this is a great method, please explain why any landlord or seller would do this with the current market being so good?

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Vince Mayer
  • Wholesaler
  • Arnold, MO
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Vince Mayer
  • Wholesaler
  • Arnold, MO
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Markets come and go. If a guy is upside down on his house or has very little equity, he may want to lease/option for numerous reasons. If the markets hot, you'll find a lot less people that would be willing to lease option. If you only want to use one strategy, there will come a time when you're going to have to market your patootie off in order to make a living. 

It's difficult in the type of market you describe to wholesale as well but I can still find deals. I just have to really, really work at it and get better at negotiating

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