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All Forum Posts by: Cora Gilmore

Cora Gilmore has started 2 posts and replied 8 times.

Post: New to Wholesaling. Need Guidance!

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@Larry Higgins What skiptracing company do you recommend?

Post: what CRM do you use?

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I am in a REI group and alot of them use REIReply, although I hear the set up is brutal.

Post: Title Company that is Experienced with Subject To Deals

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Hi all,

I have a deal in Oregon and need a recommendation for an attorney or title company you can recommend that has experience doing subject to deals.

Thanks

Cora

Post: Tax info from a Property Manager

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What do your property managers provide to you for your taxes if anything or you you keep your own spread sheet?

Thanks

Cora

Post: Wholesalers required to have license in VA

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@Russell Brazil it was an actual real question:) I appreciate the straight forward answer!  I had never heard of that and honestly coming from being a Broker wrapping my head around wholesaling and how we can all work together has been very interesting ! 

Post: Wholesalers required to have license in VA

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Quote from @Russell Brazil:
Quote from @Chris Seveney:

@Russell Brazil

Wow but I am glad states are finally doing this

Hopefully it weeds out 90% of the wholesalers who are really just peddlers


 I'm hoping at the very least it lightens the load on my email inbox. Literally will get the same property from 15 different wholesalers, with each subsequent email increasing the price $10k from the previous email. 

@Russell Brazil How are they all peddling the same property?  I thought a wholesaler got the property under contract first then tried to find a buyer? 

Post: Branching into out of state investing

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Quote from @Samuel Diouf:

That's a great idea. I can send you a graded map of Ohio you could use as a reference on your journey!


 I was just talking about looking in OH since I have a bunch of family there.  Would love a copy of your graded map:) as well please.

Post: How to become an investor-friendly agent

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Hi @Jacqueline Gonzalez,

I was wondering the same thing, but more on how to get on Bigger Pockets list of Investor Friendly Agents:). I have been a Landlord, Realtor, Flipper, Broker, Entrepreneur for 20+ years now.  But I want to get in front of more investors than just what my RE business brings.  I do honestly think it is listening to what the Investor wants and if you don't understand something diving into how to understand it.  Whether that is bringing someone on that is more experienced and offering some of your commission, "Cheap Education " if you ask me.  Or going to down the online rabbit hole of you tube and google.  If you take the time and ask the questions, ie: of GC's, property managers, flippers.  Most are willing to give good advice if you are willing to do the work in finding out the resources.  There are a lot of different kind of investors out there and your title company has to understand what they are doing as well as the agents on the other side if it's an on market property.  I hope that is helpful.  I am just starting on this platform so I appreciate that everyone here talks the same shop:). Reach out if you have questions on the "jargin":). I feel the more specific you are the easier it is to get to the answer.