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All Forum Posts by: Deon C.

Deon C. has started 5 posts and replied 23 times.

Post: Wholesaling A Deal Using the MLS

Deon C.Posted
  • Developer
  • Southfield, MI
  • Posts 38
  • Votes 1

Thanks Steve, but actually i was not going to re-list the property following the sale. My method was to do a double closing with the bank owned property that is listed with an agent. Doing a double closing (from my understanding does not require the property to be re-listed). I am trying not to use my own(cash) or transactional funding to close on the deal. Hopefully this puts us on the same page.

Thanks Tom for your response. The property is located in Detroit. Basically, trying to do a wholesale deal so you know the property is at a steep discount. I have tons of second tier investors(rehabbers/landlords/etc) looking purchase properties at discount, so wholesaling seems be the best exit strategy from my standpoint. As the saying goes, "It's better to make a quick nickel instead of a slow dime." That comment is in regards to me deciding to wholesale the deal versus lease w/option.

Yes you are absolutely correct, there are huge discounts in upscale homes. One can definitely get a great deal on a primary residence and use the buy and hold strategy. Hopefully......hopefully, someday the market will rebound and you'll get the most out of your investment. I see the glass as half-full.

Post: Wholesaling A Deal Using the MLS

Deon C.Posted
  • Developer
  • Southfield, MI
  • Posts 38
  • Votes 1

Thanks Matt for your response. Sorry about the lack of information. Yes the property is listed with a broker/agent and that is my concern; to avoid any pitfalls by it being listed. Im located here in Michigan and as stated in the aforementioned, the property is listed on the MLS and with agent. As you may or may not know, properties here in Michigan are superbly cheap and simply put, I have several end-buyers in place for properties that I can purchase at discount. What would be the best strategy to quickly resale these REO's to my end-buyer? Those pitfalls that you mentioned in within the simo-closing, what are they? Thank you in advance for your response

Post: Wholesaling A Deal Using the MLS

Deon C.Posted
  • Developer
  • Southfield, MI
  • Posts 38
  • Votes 1

This is my first time wholesaling a deal using the MLS and wanted to know, from the experts abroad, if there were any pitfalls that I should be aware as the process evolves?