All Forum Posts by: Adam Weinstock

Hello all! Anyone looking for a Tampa block under 250k? No flood zone! I also have a network or contractors, lenders, handymen, anyone you would need to do your first flip or 1,000th!

Anyone looking for an off market, non-flood zone, block home in St Pete to flip or rent?

Looking for investors interested in single family and Duplexes in North St Pete, great rentals! Taking interest before hitting the market!

Hi @Carlo Camargo. Are you still looking in the Tampa area? I'm a local agent, happy to connect and see if I'd be able to help. My specialty is finding 20-30 off market direct to seller properties every month. I also have a network of contractors, lenders, inspectors, agents, handymen, etc that can also help. 

Looking to connect with investors, contractors, or anyone also looking to do some deals together! I'm direct to seller on 20-25 off market properties per month and currently have block homes in Clearwater, Largo, St Pete, Hudson, and South Tampa. Let's do some business!

Hi David. Curious, how many other lenders have you talked with besides this one private lender? Lender requirements will vary not only from lender to lender but there will also be a difference between a lender that loans private money and a lender that brokers the loan out. I always recommend having a few in your back pocket. If the loaned funds are private, qualifying may be easier. However if the loaned funds are brokered, there may be more stringent guidelines. Not a bad idea to ask your lender if it's private money or if it's brokered out. Lenders will typically tend to want an LLC for purchasing. And I've seen documents be drafted for signing rights to the property by title (not a comprehensive agreement of compensation). As far as negotiating that compensation, whatever makes it a win-win situation, probably want to get that in writing but I'm not an attorney.

Based on the question, I assume you're asking from the perspective of trying to wholesale? In my experience, wholesalers tend to use or create their own individual contracts that the flippers will sign, and separate of the contracts they have signed with the seller. While I see wholesalers use their own contracts, most real estate agents prefer to use the FAR BAR contract as it covers many more variables and is a far more comprehensive agreement. When I've done work with wholesalers, I find it most streamlined when they use the FAR BAR contract as well. If you're a licensed real estate agent the FAR BAR can be downloaded from the MLS. If not, might help to have a real estate agent contact

@Branden Jordan, sending you a PM!

Hi  @Josh Green, I'm with Networth Realty, are you currently working with anyone in my brokerage?

Hi Ursula - I come across many off market properties here in Tampa / St Pete and would love to help in any way I can.