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All Forum Posts by: Allwin Simanjuntak

Allwin Simanjuntak has started 3 posts and replied 8 times.

@Ritch Bonisa I plan to assign them.

Hello BP!

I am looking to do a virtual wholesaling and was wondering, how to find the boots on the ground. Based on some posts and podcasts, it looks like the best boots on the ground would be real estate agents. Can someone please share info about what to look for in looking for real estate agents, and how would you compensate the boots on the ground (real estate agents).

Thank you!

Post: Loan to avoid foreclosure

Allwin SimanjuntakPosted
  • Aurora, CO
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

Thank you @Roy N., @Brandon Battle for your inputs.

Do you know if there are certain words or languages that you're not supposed to use in talking to owners in foreclosure so you don't face legal issues? I heard that foreclosure is delicate and you have to avoid saying certain things to keep you from being sued.

Thanks.

Post: Loan to avoid foreclosure

Allwin SimanjuntakPosted
  • Aurora, CO
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

Hello BP,

I just received a message from one of the yellow letters I mailed. This person is looking for a loan to avoid foreclosure because he wants to keep his property instead of selling it. He's willing to pay bi-weekly payments and also pay the interest.

What do you usually tell the person with this kind of situation?

Thanks,

Allwin

Post: Notice of default lead

Allwin SimanjuntakPosted
  • Aurora, CO
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

NED is Notice of Election and Demand. A Foreclosure notice

Thank you @Carl Jackson

Post: Notice of default lead

Allwin SimanjuntakPosted
  • Aurora, CO
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

I paid $400 for 2 counties for a year. Would have been $40 per on a month to month payment per county without discount.

Post: Notice of default lead

Allwin SimanjuntakPosted
  • Aurora, CO
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

Thanks for the reply @Matt M. What's a NED?

I can't drop rebogateway since I'm locked in with them for a year.

Post: Notice of default lead

Allwin SimanjuntakPosted
  • Aurora, CO
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

Hello,

I am new here in BP and also in real estate investing. Just signed up with rebogateway to purchase lists for marketing campaign for wholesale deals. At first I thought about list of tax default notice, but turned out that my market area (Denver CO) does not have tax default list in rebogateway, so I turned to notice of default.

Does anyone know if the process of wholesaling notice of default would be the same as any other type of lead? If the numbers are good, do I just pay the amount owed on the property and offer some cash to the seller?

What are other best lead selections to target if there is no tax default leads?

Sorry if I'm asking very elementary questions. I just got done with wholesaling course and decided to take action right away :)

Thanks.