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All Forum Posts by: Tony Zamberlin

Tony Zamberlin has started 5 posts and replied 19 times.

Post: making offers on reos?

Tony ZamberlinPosted
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Ok Thanks. Great!

Post: making offers on reos?

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thanks for all the input guys...It helped me tremendously. I didn't wanna waste time offeing lowball like less than 20-40% below list, but u guys are saying u get them accpeted, so if that the case here goes! I'll lowball the crap out of them..

Post: making offers on reos?

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Chris,
Thanks for the reply. So at what percentage below asking are u guys offers normally accepted at? I spoke to a couple other people yesterday and there saying the only time its really a good idea to offer even 30% below the list price is if its been on the market for 6 plus months with no price drops. other than that 10% below on 1st 30 days on market and 25% tops!! below market after that is about all there gonna take if that... let me know your thoughts. sounds like u just blast out a ton of offers and my broker says better to just make like 20 smart offers and get 5 accpeted then 100 and only get 2 accepted....

Post: making offers on reos?

Tony ZamberlinPosted
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Ok thanks guys. from what i hear around here its the 20% below asking rule if its been on the market for more than 30 days.

Post: Blaze funding

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anyone ever heard of this program?? Its access to private investors and if u need it step by step mentoring for a 20% deal split on rehabs. 750 for 3 year membership. This is what they say u get:
* Access to our private money programs
* Up to 100% LTV / Up to 65% ARV financing program depending on location and the deal
* Joint Venture possible
* Access to posting properties on the website
* Unlimited support to help you become a successful Investor
* If you can not locate a deal we can assist you in locating a project to work on
* Money back guarantee* on Membership
* Access to the database of current buyers (no credit check program)
* If there is not a buyer in your area and you wish to use a no credit check buyer we will help market for you
* Access to the cash flow program (good credit / full doc required)
* Waived fees ($1,500.00 savings) for the no credit check program - owner occupied
* Access to down payment assistance program (coming soon)
* Access to our network of investors (forum launching soon)

I Spoke with one of the guys there and it seems legit, but im not sure....

Post: making offers on reos?

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i've been told that on reo's banks normally don't take less than 20% of asking price and its a waste of time to go out and offer half of list or below even if the property has been sitting for 5 months to a year or more. is this a good rule to follow?

I'm looking at maybe hiring him as my mentor. anyone had success with his coaching program. [LINK REMOVED] ? or know anyone that has. He also used to coach for preston elys program.

Post: intellibiz.com ??

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Anyone heard of or invested in their course and mentoring program. supposedly a non-profit that is giving back to the community to help new or seasoned investors do more deals. has an a+ rating with the bbb and not many complaints on google..

Post: chris chico

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Your right Blake and 5% of the people make 95% of the money!! One of my local mentors says 80% of your time should be spent making offers and finding money/buyers! The rest on the other stuff.