All Forum Posts by: Nathan Paisley

That's great @Justin Fraser !! What kind of property did you buy?

I'm just gonna keep posting in here till more peeps speak up! If you wanna grow your biz you need to network! 

Is the house vacant or does the daughter live in the house? Are all the belongings still there? I would get your comps in order and use the 70% rule less repairs and your fee. Thats your price but REMEMBER never give your number first!!!!! 

Listen to the Podcast with M. Quarles in it. It's creepy but true lol. 

Just googled and found this maybe it helps ya! It's an older BP video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAlkhEpvv7M

@Joshua Dorkin  or any admins. Thanks Nathan.

@Brandon Sturgill Imho I wouldn't focus on anything other than just a clean n clear wholesale deal. Especially if it's your first one. What you need to know is the sellers motivation. Do they even want to sell? I've seen plenty free n clears. Most of the time they want top dollar. Hopefully in your case they want out asap.

Did they contact you or did you directly contact them? The more info the better we can help.

Nathan

We found Keller Williams to be the best. It's s 70/30 split of commission up yo 23k. After that you keep 100% till the end of the year. Then recycle.

4 new wholesale deals and a 5th on the way. These are free-n-clear, maintained and can be sold tomorrow. We've spent quite a bit of time acquiring these and doing DD. 

Please go to UltraREI.com for further information.

Or you can call the office at 609-385-9665

Thanks Nathan

Hmmm I've spoken directly to an asset manager and he said he doesn't see it till it's excepted... If the listing broker/asset manager wants it off the books they will send an email with a counter net to HUD meaning commission included in total purchasing price. I believe they only get annoyed when the investor doesn't close on multiple deals. That wastes time, money and they have to put it back on HUD. Just my experience with HUD.

Actually asset managers never see any bids until it gets accepted. They have no idea who bids or how many bids were made. You're aloud to bid every day. That's why it resets every 24 hrs. After so many days I've been given huds a few thousand dollars above my asking price net to HUD.

I never said it was important to know list price other than that's where they get they're as-is fair market value range. It's just a good starting point of what they think it's worth.