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All Forum Posts by: Christopher Courter

Christopher Courter has started 5 posts and replied 14 times.

@joaquin Rosario,

I've tried using the calculator that is on BP and Im not sure If I am using it correctly. Right now I have what the asking price is, what the yearly income is and the taxes on the property. I just want to be sure that is enough information i need to use the calculator!   

Does anyone know how to evaluate a cashflow rental property before trying to wholesale? I am talking to a lady about two cashflow properties that she wants to sell, so she can move up to a larger multi-family! she and I have talked about my interest and she understands that I am a wholesaler. I am trying to crunch the numbers to find out what would be a good offer. I've been looking for a ROI for cashflow rentals and what would make a great offer to the seller, as well as add my assignment fee. If anyone can shed some light on this subject, it would be greatly appreciated!

Post: What are some tips for a new wholesaler?

Christopher CourterPosted
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 3

Hi, I'm pretty new to wholesaling and I have the basic idea of how the industry works, but like anything new, I am having a little trouble finding a start. I want to start driving for dollars, craigslist, etc. But, my area is pretty big to find a good area to get out and start hitting the pavement. I can feel a deal is going to pop up as soon as I step my foot out the door to find something. I guess Im just having a couple of small doubts. any advice would be great help!

Thanks!

Post: 7.59 Acres of developed land for sale

Christopher CourterPosted
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 3

I have a 7.59 acre lot that has been fully developed and subdivided into 37, .25 acre lots. Each lot is developed with running water, sewage, and electric. The property sits on a prime location, just off the main highway that is a direct 15 min drive from the two major cities in the county with an up and coming market. There are already three house that have been built and sold.