All Forum Posts by: Antonio Chasten

Yes, good idea because it works @Linda Willis

I use this all the time.

It's one of my target lists. It takes a bit of detective work but it works!

Hey @Alex Huegle

I don't know about wholesaling in Chi town at all.

Hopefully someone from Chicago will reply to this post and let you know how it is there.

Good luck on your move and your REI career there!

@Brian Gibbons is the man!

I approve his message.

Congrats on the engagement!

@Lisa Phillips now the journey really begins!

If you are doing a JV with another wholesaler normally there is a 50/50 profit split.

I wouldn't recommend marking up the deal anymore than what it is. You can lose a cash buyer that way because if you mark it up and other buyers have seen the same deal at a lower price then you'd be known as marking up deals and wholesalers already have a bit of a bad rep of bringing inflated assignment fees to buyers.

Sign a marketing agreement with the other wholesaler and make sure to send it to the title company so your name gets on the HUD and you get paid.

My sentiments exactly @Tim G.

@Walter Brennan Welcome to BP!

@Nick Bianco

Welcome to BP! Enjoy the ride.

Great advice from everyone to @Account Closed

Also check out Click2Mail. They have great templates also.

If you can, at the very least, afford $500/month for marketing then that is an okay start. Just don't rely only on the absentee owner list to find leads for a potential wholesale deal. They are so many more.

Google "50 Ways For Real Estate Investors To Find Motivated Sellers" or do a search here on BP for "50 Quick Actions To Find Motivated Sellers" by Seth Williams.

I'm sure between those two lists, you'll find a few less expensive ways to get started while finding different lists to target.

Man!

@Scott Costello just laid the smackdown on DM &OM!

I absolutely approve his message.