All Forum Posts by: Chance Bridges

Not all of the time but most of the time they have a agreement with the investor or since they are licensed agents they can get paid on the HUD. For example if you find the deal for 50,000 you can charge you investor 1500. So he would buy the house for 51,500.

I would build a relationship with and agent representing investors. If it is an off market deal most of the time they will not take a commission from the transaction. Also they could possibly help move the property for you or tell you what the property is worth by using comps off of FMLS.

How much do you think it will cost to do that?

Are you looking of properties near the beltline or outside the perimeter?

Does anybody know what the top three streets to buy and hold in Grove Park are? I heard Matilda St was good but have not heard about any else.

Hey Daniel the Atlanta market is extremely hot right now. I work with a lot of out of state buyers because the houses are a lot more affordable than up north. I work for a large investment real estate company so we specialize in finding deals for investors.

@Jeffery R.Are you specifically looking in Atlanta to purchase these houses or are you looking other places as well?

I work for a company called New Western Acquisitions and I think that's what makes the company I work for so great. There is a team of us working for our investors and the new guys can really learn from the experienced guys. Another reason is we would never purposely lie to get one deal because it could hurt our reputation. I think that is one of many reasons why we have positive feed back from our investors.

I currently work for a wholesale brokerage firm called New Western Acquisitions. We have fourteen offices nationwide. I am currently located in Atlanta, GA. I was just wondering if anybody had any advice on the best way to reach new investors or experienced investors?