All Forum Posts by: Hassan Muhammad

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@Chris Martin Thank you for the response.  What is considered "convertible equity" and what is considered "straight equity" ... examples please?

When you say that you "Know no player left in this space" are you talking about extended transactional funding, or are you talking about wholesaling in Ohio?

Im having technical difficulties making a post on this thread! 

@Suzette West intersesting post! Thank you for making it!

I have 2 questions and a business idea! :)

1. Does anyone know of any companies that provide extended transactional funding for apx 45 days, in order to solve this problem? 

If you do not know any company that does this, then that would be an excellent business opportunity for someone with extra capital to invest!

If we can not find a company that does this, then maybe they are not properly marketing themselves, or we need to search harder. Problem solvers are Profit makers!

2. If one were to get a realtor's license to solve this problem; would they then have a legal obligation as a licensed agent to look out for the best interest of the homeowner?

Would that licensed agent still be able to get a property under contract at a deep discount? 

I would think, yes! because that agent would be helping the homeowner solve a problem of the need for cash! But I will wait for the Legal answer to that question!

I value your input! Please tag an Ohio RE lawyer or agent, or broker who might know the answer to number 2!

@John Horner @Brandon Sturgill@Jessica Swingle @Alex H.

@Suzette West Thank you for making this post. Very informative!

thank you for listing the possible options! 

I have 2 questions for ANYONE who reads this?

1. Do you know of any companies that provide extended transactional funding for apx 45 days?

If not, that would be a great business for someone with a surplus of capital, to start to help with this problem. Problem solvers are profit makers!!
If there is a company that offers this service, maybe they are not marketing enough, or maybe we haven't searched for them enough!

2. If one were to get a realtor's license: are there any rules stating that the licensed agent has to look out for the homeowners best interest, since you are a state-licensed agent?

Can you still get a homeowner's property under contract at a deep discount?

Feel free to tag an agent, broker, or real estate lawyer in Ohio!
Your thoughts @Brandon Sturgill @Jessica Swingle @John Horner 

With a realtor license I'm limited to the state mandated commissions. 

And some homeowners choose not to work with an agent!

I appreciate your council, but please don't be abrasive! 

I still have this question because your answers have not been favorable!

And I'm determined!

Greetings:

Can you connect me with any wholesaling Rock stars in the Cleveland market?

Thank you

Thanks everyone.

@Jesse Burrell I'm thinking direct mail.

Good day all!

I would like to learn how to do wholesale deals virtually.

I live in Cleveland, Ohio and I would like to do deals in Atlanta, Georgia.

Does anyone have any tips on how I would get my first deal done virtually?

Thank you very much!