All Forum Posts by: Dominique Pratt

I'm a new wholesaler and I don't have a RE license or LLC.

I found an agent who was able to give me information to off market properties in the Bay Area but he said before he gives me the info he wants my company name and address.

I do plan to get an LLC after my first deal but since I don't have one I'm not too sure how to respond. Is the request of a company name and address normal? I informed him in our original conversation that the contract will be assigned to me and I am looking for properties for my buyer.

I have a buyer in the Bay Area and I agreed to JV on some deals in LA.

I trust that my Bay Area buyer is legit but how do I know if the person I JV with is legit. I found them through an investors group on FB including my buyer but I don't know how to be sure they won't take the information I have on my properties and run off with them? This could potentially be my first deal and unfortunately I have no mentor to run it by just to make sure my ducks are in a row.

@Saj Shah

Hi, i missed this meet up but interested in connecting and anyone who is also looking in the Sacramento market as well.

@Ron S.

So if bandit signs are illegal what other type of marketing have you seen? Would Craigslist be a good way to market?

@Ron S. Thank you! I didn’t know.

@Darren Sager

Are they really? I didn’t know that. I seen a few in my city not too long ago and it kind of discouraged me from putting my own up.

@Nicholas Clement thanks i appreciate that.

How do I find unlisted properties?

I’d like to wholesale a home in my area but have never wholesaled before.

The home is 864 sq ft, listed for 27k in a neighborhood that is up and coming. The only thing is the home is being auctioned on come December. The comps from the last three months are 210-300.

Experienced wholesalers is this something to pursue or leave on the table?

@Gordon Cuffe thank you! I joined the group and I do have questions regarding wholesaling,

@Tenesha Gardner

Hi I too live in Sac and am looking to begin investing. Search the BP network and attend the REIA. The knowledge on here has been super informative.