All Forum Posts by: Carl Flint

Remember that the properties you are looking to wholesale (distressed) shouldn't qualify for a traditional mortgage loan. This is a huge value point. Also, buying in "as-is" condition is a huge benefit to the seller. Half of the people who own these properties never think to sell because they know they will have to fix everything on the property first to list it. This can be a major value point to a property owner/seller.

Think of these people being in a problem and needing to sell their home but can not afford to fix everything nor has the time to list it.

I suggest keeping this mindset and finding a way to talk to the owners of these properties. That's your first step: Talk to the owners of the properties on your list that you've built and offer to buy their home in cashhh.

So, a lot.

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@Jerryll Noorden

Question: How much meth do you have to smoke to write a lost that long on BP?

@Danna Millar Bravo! Seriously, if it’s okay with you I am going to screenshot your post and use it as reference. Very insightful. I love most of all that you mentioned being new to wholesaling as well.

How many/what types of deals have you done?

very good information. I'm glad that you were able to dodge a bullet here. I am copying the "To be a true wholesaler you need these 3 main ingredients:" part and putting it in my notes! Thanks.

@Ken Nin

Thank you.

hello,

how do I get the leads that are properties that are about to go into foreclosure? is there a membership somewhere that offers access to these leads?

I would try to find someone who has wholesaled a deal before and partner with them for your first deal.

Welcome to BP!