All Forum Posts by: Brandi Vigil

@Joe Homs. Thank you for that information. I know of two guys, brother-in-laws where one is the realtor and the other one is the wholesaler. It definitely seems to be the better way to handle it. I’m doing this on my own for now and when my husband can join me, he will be the face of wholesale. Thankfully, I do have a brokerage that is good with wholesaling.

Have you been successful working as a wholesaler and realtor in your local market?  I would love to connect and hear your story and how you make it work.  Thank you!

Realtors have buyers that need a home and it doesn't matter where it comes from: the MLS, FSBO, wholesaler, etc. The commission for the agent will need to be negotiated since the realtor will often handle the bulk of the transaction. Also, if you choose to wholesale and run into sellers that want top dollar, you can refer these leads to an agent for a referral fee and it is a win/win.

@Wendy Patton

Thank you, yes, can I buy direct from you? The only place I have found it is Amazon.

Thank you for the tips everyone.  I will check out the book and will definitely be finding a knowledgeable attorney who can handle the transaction.  

Hello, can anyone recommend a good website or book to learn about "subject to" deals?  Also, does anyone have subject to contract for Colorado?  Thank you!

I can be there.

@Teri Feeney Styers

Sounds good to me. It would be great to meet up monthly, thanks to Sam. I will be on vacation for the first one, but will be there for the rest.

@Samuel Hall

I just received an email that the investor program WeCarei is expiring and needs someone to take it over on meetup.com.

Grand Junction is a difficult market as the inventory is extremely low and prices are high.