All Forum Posts by: Caleb Reits

 Huge fan of Exp thanks Tyler! 

 Thats Awesome Katlynn way to go! I think it would be cool to have a wholesaling brokerage!! Our there any good spots to wholesale outside of Atlanta, I was looking at a map and I thought that Griffin Atlanta could be a good spot!

Important Tip for Wholesalers: 🌟

Before diving into property contracts, it’s wise to check your local state and county regulations to see if you need a license to wholesale in your area. While you're likely in the clear, double-checking is a smart move.

Transparency is key. Always be upfront with sellers about the possibility that a deal might not be the right fit for you and your partners but could work with someone in your network. Request a little time to explore options that benefit everyone involved. It’s all about creating win-win situations!

 You the man you got this! give me a call sometime 

Hi Priscilla, welcome to Bigger Pockets!!! real estate scene! It's great to hear about your investment strategy, blending flips, rentals, and wholesaling Smart! A lot of work but could pay off big time!

I've navigated similar paths and found that each offers unique challenges and rewards. Let's connect and explore how we can support each other's goals in this dynamic market.

Looking forward to exchanging ideas and opportunities!

I think I have talked with you in the comments on a Flip w Rick Video on youtube hahaha 

Transitioning from the NFL to real estate is an impressive pivot, and diving into fix-and-flips is a great strategy for building a strong investment portfolio.

Wholesaling can indeed offer valuable leads, but it's a competitive space where the best deals are often closely guarded. For sourcing deals, consider leveraging a mix of strategies including networking with local real estate investors, using online platforms like Bigger-Pockets for community advice, and exploring public records or foreclosure lists for potential off-market properties.

While it takes effort and persistence, developing your own system for finding deals can ultimately lead to more control over your investments and potentially higher margins without the wholesaler fees.

Wholesaling is one of the best ways to build capital while learning how to flip houses and getting experience structuring real estate deals.

I am active in West Michigan, and have heard that people can have good success going after earned lists in ATL.

Would love to connect sometime via zoom or Facebook.

 Pros and Cons in every market in my opinion Grand Rapids is the better location out of the two cities but I live here so again I could be biased.

 I started in my local market before doing any virtual markets. I would say relationships with agents in the areas that you are looking for deals helps a lot. Try getting your feet wet in your backyard and connecting with other wholesalers and real estate agents and seeing where flippers are buying. Good Luck!