All Forum Posts by: Elia S.

Scott thanks for your Question if i was newbie in Real Estate I would connect with a Mentor first before you Jump into any Flipping of Properties or wholesale a few deals an learn the Process if you know what i mean Crawl first before you walk.

Samantha I would suggest learning as much as you can getting your real estate License will be of great help which would help you with the Laws an Contracts in your state as for starting off with Little or No capital Wholesaling would be the best way to go which is low risk but i would suggest getting a Coach,Mentor once you get your First Deal under contract your on your way but a lot of Newbies get caught up in the the Paper work and they do not add Escape Clauses which helps hopefully this helped an shade some light for you.

Matt Hi an welcome to BP since you have been reading an asking questions your on your way i would suggest getting to network with your local Real Estate Group in your area i know that is cliche also i would post some ads for distress sellers online craiglist, backpage ect these are free something like we buy homes any condition any location close quick with

your number they will call get as much info name,number, specs on property 3b/1b ect get to know the area an what homes sell for do a drive around the area when going to talk to the seller get the property under contract take pics or video of the property at the same token you should have ads online as well stating you have

great investment deals for 60% on the dollar for sale to cash buyers building your buyers list don't worry if you only have 1 property for sale just collect all the info from the buyer name , email,phone, an what is there buying criteria an how fast can they close. have the buyer sign a purchase contract with $1k to $2k Non refundable Deposit "EMD" take both papers to your title company collect your check then rinse an repeat.

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I would suggest joining your local real estate reia in your area an network with a few they will Gladly help you with a title company or attorney that understands wholesaling.

wow this was some post full of great info i will use thanks to all who have posted

Elia

lablanca,

yes that is correct it is the same as driving an calling the rent signs i do it as well i call an ask them if they would be interested in properties like what they have usually i get there email an certain info an how fast they can close so to answer your question it is yes go for it.

Mike,

welcome you will never stop reading on this site it is chock full of info keep reading an welcome

Elia

i notice you said your from out of state i would suggest doing your due diligence since wholesaler are just looking to sell you a property if need be i have contractors,property mgt an i help go above

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hi an yes another investor/wholesaler from Indianapolis

ELIA
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if you need a good e-book i can send you a copy of my wholesaling book let me know

ELIA
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