All Forum Posts by: Daniel Brault

@Jay Hinrichs very thorough explanation. Thank you!

@Lydia T. I think that's the main concern for most people. For local comps I've heard a few things. 1- finding a local real estate agent to partner up with (they run comps for you, and if you aren't able to make the numbers work on a deal then you refer that lead to the agent and they can potentially list it on the MLS). 2- get your license in that area.

@Pat Di Orio have you done any deals with this guy yet?

@Ali Boone can you explain this BRRRkey method a bit more? Never heard of it before

Hey guys, for those of you who have experience in virtual wholesaling (either being the remote wholesaler or as a partner to a remote wholesaler), what methods have you found most effective for evaluating properties? I've heard lots of different methods, but I'm curious to engage in dialogue with people actually doing it!

-Do you find local wholesalers and give them a cut of the deal to go evaluate the property, meet with the seller and show the property?

-Do you find a local contractor, handyman, or inspector to go through the property for you?

-Do you skip this altogether and not do site visits while virtual wholesaling (this sounds crazy to me, but I've heard of people doing this)?

-Do you hire a local team member to be your boots on the ground in that geography and do the viewings and showings for you?

Curious to hear about the successes and struggles people have had with these methods.

Thanks for your comments, and be healthy!

Hey guys, for those of you who have experience in virtual wholesaling (either being the remote wholesaler or as a partner to a remote wholesaler), what methods have

Hey guys, for those of you who have experience in virtual wholesaling (either being the remote wholesaler or as a partner to a remote wholesaler), what methods have you found most effective for evaluating properties? I've heard lots of different methods, but I'm curious to engage in dialogue with people actually doing it! 

-Do you find local wholesalers and give them a cut of the deal to go evaluate the property, meet with the seller and show the property?

-Do you find a local contractor, handyman, or inspector to go through the property for you?

-Do you skip this altogether and not do site visits while virtual wholesaling (this sounds crazy to me, but I've heard of people doing this)?

-Do you hire a local team member to be your boots on the ground in that geography and do the viewings and showings for you?

Curious to hear about the successes and struggles people have had with these methods. 

Thanks for your comments, and be healthy!

Hey guys, I've been investing and wholesaling for about 2 1/2 years now and our leads are coming in strong. There is one type of deal we have a bit of trouble with, and that's marketing a wholesale deal when there are tenants and the property is owner-managed. To show these properties it usually requires having the owner present, which might look a bit odd when the person we bring in is another buyer. The situation gets more complicated if there are multiple showing requests and we can't do them all at once. What have you guys done to get around this showing/marketing dilemma?