All Forum Posts by: Account Closed
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Post: Conventional Loan VS. Hard Money Lender
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Post: Conventional Loan VS. Hard Money Lender
- Lancaster, CA
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Post: Conventional Loan VS. Hard Money Lender
- Lancaster, CA
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Post: What is a blanket loan?
- Lancaster, CA
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Post: What is a blanket loan?
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Post: Searching for absentee owners
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@Paul Sorgi all though ny focus is wholesaling, buy and hold is also my niche. I believe wholesaling is a way learn to recognize good deals. Currently I'm in the market for a owner occupied SFR with units. With the calfha program that also has programs for a downpayment assistance and closing costs at the moment. I have met with lenders and gathered information about what they look for in qualifying for a loan. I'm from the Antelope Valley so the only investors I meet is the ones that rent SFR houses usually 3-2's. So I have been networking out here. Real estate is new to me and with any apprenticeship you start with you have to gain as much information as you can and practice it. I admit it's pretty exciting! One question I do have is being a perspective investor is it really necessary to get my real estate license?
@Paul Sorgi Wow that wasn't a simple scenario. The advise is gold, thank you! One thing I haven't focused on was building my team. I have work to do starting with this weekends REIA at an wholesalers intensive in my area!
Thanks for the response @Paul Sorgi
As a scenario, seller Adam contacts me, he is underwater with his mortgage, has no equity. Can't afford to pay any longer he is working less hours, and going through a divorce. The house is a 4bd 2ba zillow estimates price at 313K the comps of similar houses in the neighborhood are around 345-350K.
1. Before the meeting what should I be prepared for? Should I be equipped with a contract right then? Where would a newbie get these contracts?
2. How do I determine the repair value on the house?
3. Once under contract, who do I contact; the title company?
4. Should I have a set price to offer before I go in?
5. Is there anything I'm overlooking?
I believe a lot of new wholesalers have the same questions, and the failure to act is because not many of us can grasp the bigger picture of how the whole system works.Thanks Paul, I appreciate your advice and have been taking detailed notes.