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All Forum Posts by: Brandi Reynolds

Brandi Reynolds has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: TO EXECUTE OR NOT EXECUTE??? THAT IS THE QUESTION!

Brandi ReynoldsPosted
  • Memphis, TN
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

I wanted to link him to an investor if he was interested; you don't think I should?  I have contacted some investors to see if they would be interested in me bringing deals to them and they are.  I thought that possibly all parties would benefit: me acting as a wholesaler, the property owner would be rid of a property that clearly he's not interested in having and would be paid, and the rehabber. Is my line of thinking not correct?

Post: TO EXECUTE OR NOT EXECUTE??? THAT IS THE QUESTION!

Brandi ReynoldsPosted
  • Memphis, TN
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

I'm at a point that I want to execute because I think my idea could end up revitalizing a low-income area in Memphis, TN that is an eye sore!  I live in the area and it seems like a few properties are pulling at me. I did some research on a property close to me and the owner lives in California.  The property is dilapidated and clearly timing is everything because I had in mind for my daughter to take a pic of the outside so he could see how bad the property is looking.  YESTERDAY the city came and did the landscaping and posted a code violation on the door (mind you the grass and branches had overcome the house months ago), so now I feel like I really need to reach out to him to see if he's interested in selling his property (because some wholesalers do create lists from properties that have been issued code violations right??); based off what I researched the property was given to him (gift or grant deed).  I have drafted what I think to be is a warm letter offering a solution to purchase his property as-is and pay cash; I also want to include how selling his home would be apart of beautifying the area and creating a home for a family (the area is close to a school so I was going to find word play for that also).  Should I reach out to him?  What should I know for sure before I do??  I don't want to come across as inexperienced to him (even though I am).  Your advice and feedback is greatly welcomed!!!

Post: NEW MEMBER VIA MEMPHIS, TN

Brandi ReynoldsPosted
  • Memphis, TN
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Hopefully joining BiggerPockets will be one of my best decisions ever!  It is time to execute, but I NEED to figure out how to connect the dots; I understand the concept of wholesaling properties and to me it seems to be the most effective way for me to start pursuing the real estate industry.  I look forward to putting my daughter in real estate school, but as of now I see how wholesaling properties in Memphis, TN can be the key to revitalizing low-income communities and creating housing opportunities for families!!  I look forward to meeting trustworthy persons that don't mind sharing their knowledge and networking deals.  If you feel like I can offer help to you then just ask: only thing I can think to offer right now is my writing skills for connecting with homeowners.  I need guidance!!!