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Sef Sadiq
  • Amherst, MA
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Contracts & Conversations : Speaking to Motivated Seller

Sef Sadiq
  • Amherst, MA
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I'm an 18/yo investor coming out of western Massachusetts looking for some advice. I am in the beginning stages of developing a wholesaling empire. Although I am young my marketing skills are excellent and I have a good feeling this industry will be a good fit as I mature in the business. I have limited funds however I am not working a low budget marketing campaign. I intend on sending 500 yellow letters, as well as capitalizing on phone calls, drive by's, bandit signs and consistent phone marketing. I am currently undertaking licensing courses, With all the courses, podcast and information I've read it's hard to imagine that I would have any more questions but unfortunately, that is not the case. -- I am wondering if all goes well with a motivated seller and I intend on putting the property under contract. What is the next step in dealing with paperwork and title company/attorney? After I have motivated seller under contract & memorandum what are the next steps in closing with end buyer ? I am also wondering, in my area who are key investors, title company's, attorney, or in general anyone involved in the business that I should be in contact with? I would love to chat with any locals who are willing to supply me with the information I'll need in these final steps of closing deals. Please if anyone would like to talk, contact me with your information and I will promptly be in touch. Thank You

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