All Forum Posts by: Randy Daniels

Eliott,

Do you know of any websites that I can utilize to identify these secondary and tertiary markets for specified small multifamily opportunities? Thanks for your reply.

Regards,

Randy

Sean,

Thanks for the reply. The reason behind the post was for marketing purposes. I plan on adding this lead channel niche for wholesaling or novations. Thanks again for the reply. By the way, do you know of any websites that may have a state by state break down?

Regards,

Randy

Jerry,

I greatly appreciate the reply. Thank you!

Regards,

Randy

I am hoping someone can either answer, or point me to resources so that I may educate myself on the geographical concentration of 2,3, and 4 unit multifamily properties. Thanks in advance for any and all replies.

Regards,

Randy

John...

Forgot to include the link:

https://flip2freedom.leadpages.co/meetup-cash-buyers-tip/

John,

Check this out. You will have an Instant Buyer's List. NOTE: You will have to click on every "Discussion" tab to see if they have the "Mailing List" feature. But if they do, you're golden. I usually join the groups that have a high number of members. But joining all is a solid bet as well. Let me know how it goes!!

Prosperous Investing!

Randy

Medvin,

In California you can locate owners via the public records search. Go to netronline.com choose CA and follow the steps. Any property that is purchased and sold is recorded and thus public record. It's the law. 

I've been reading many posts here on the famed BP site in regards to wholesalers and wholesaling as a whole. What is quite disturbing and frankly disheartening is that the majority if folks/investors are extremely discouraging to those who wish to get in to this business. 

Negative attitudes towards the niche and those who choose to step in to the wholesaling arena, name calling, slamming the niche, demonizing those who wish to pursue that route to better themselves etc. 

How can someone be a student without being called a sucker? Where/how is one to learn by being a student and not a sucker? Any suggestions are welcomed. One MUST learn FIRST before anything else is to transpire. Who do you suggest we learn from? Are you willing to teach and educate? Are you willing to inspire instead of discourage?

Yet I have yet to read from any of the folks who slam the niche offer any positive suggestions. It's been all negativity. I don't understand that. Other times it's been suggested that instead of wholesaling to become an investor. To invest for ones self takes funds, which is why most, myself included, choose wholesaling to get their feet wet, to build capital, to pay those immediate bills etc. 

One statement is true. IT DOES take capital of some sort to be a wholesaler. You need some for marketing, supplies and a few other odds and ends. As far as the properties go, the end buyer's funds are what close the transactions. So yes, I concur that some degree of capital is needed but not a whole lot. The goo roos need to at least start saying, "You need capital for your marketing efforts." I think that will put the whole no money, no credit issue to rest.

@Joshua Daniels...Awesome last name. Randy Daniels here. Would you mind sharing where one could rent 3/2's for $500? Locations etc.?

Prosperous Investing!

Randy

@Vincent Reid...If that is indeed the case, absolutely. But more importantly you should do it because you will be in control of the deal. You're the principal and thus the individual who calls the shots.

Prosperous Investing!

Randy