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All Forum Posts by: Heather Morales

Heather Morales has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

Post: REI Call Center

Heather MoralesPosted
  • Wholesaler
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

Hello All,

I am considering hiring REI Call Center for cold calling. Anyone use this company before? I'd like to get some more information since I cannot find many reviews online.

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Heather M.

Post: New Wholesaler in Texas

Heather MoralesPosted
  • Wholesaler
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Kyle Dwyer:

Hi Heather,

Congratulations on deciding to venture into wholesaling! It can be a rewarding and lucrative path in real estate investing. While mentorship programs can be beneficial, it's understandable that the high cost may not be feasible for everyone starting out. Here are a few tips to help you navigate your wholesaling journey:

1. Educate Yourself: Continue your learning journey by investing in books, podcasts, online courses, and free resources available on platforms like BiggerPockets. Learn about the fundamentals of wholesaling, including finding deals, building a buyers list, negotiating contracts, and marketing strategies.

2. Network: Connect with other wholesalers, investors, and real estate professionals in your local market. Attend real estate meetups, join online forums and social media groups, and seek opportunities to learn from experienced wholesalers. Building relationships with like-minded individuals can provide valuable insights, support, and potential partnership opportunities.

3. Choose a Market: Research different markets in Texas and identify areas with strong investor activity, population growth, job growth, and market demand. Look for areas where you can find distressed properties or motivated sellers, as these are often the target for wholesale deals. Consider factors such as affordability, rental demand, and potential for future growth.

4. Build a Reliable Team: As a wholesaler, you'll need a solid team to support your efforts. This may include real estate agents, contractors, title companies, and attorneys who are familiar with the wholesale process. Surround yourself with professionals who understand your goals and can provide guidance and expertise.

5. Marketing Strategies: Develop a marketing plan to find motivated sellers and attract cash buyers. Utilize both online and offline strategies, such as direct mail, online advertising, social media marketing, and networking events. Consistency is key in marketing, so create a system that allows you to consistently reach out to potential leads.

6. Stay Persistent: Wholesaling can be challenging, especially in a competitive market. Stay persistent and focused on your goals. Be prepared to face obstacles, rejection, and setbacks, but use them as learning opportunities to improve your skills and strategies.

Remember, wholesaling is a dynamic and ever-changing field. Adapt to market conditions, continue learning, and refine your strategies as you gain more experience. Best of luck in your wholesaling journey!


 Thank you @Kyle Dwyer for those excellent suggestions! I am definitely in phases 1, 2 and 3. I know this is a process. I've given myself daily and weekly goals to keep up my progress. I think the best thing at this point is to give myself a hard deadline to being. I think so much of this will be a learning curve as I go. 

Post: New Wholesaler in Texas

Heather MoralesPosted
  • Wholesaler
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Joe Funari:

@Heather Morales What market in Texas are you looking to wholesale in? Because if you looking for mentoring I will be glad to help you for free. If your looking to wholesale in the Dallas/Ft. Worth market I suggest you take the wholesaling class from DFW REI Club. Plus, attend their meetings. Good way to network and find cash buyers too. Save your $20K. https://dfwreiclub.com/ Their wholesaling class is amazing. One good tip they give you is what municipalities will fine you for bandit signs and which ones don't. If you don't what bandit signs are they will teach you too. A lot of so called "gurus"  would keep stating "check with your state and local laws." It was frustrating because I wanted to know more when I first started. But DFW REI Club was a home run. If you need any other advise please let me know. 


 Thank you Joe! I would gladly appreciate your mentorship. I do not have one as of yet. I am actually living in Corpus Christi. However, I'll check out the dfwreiclub website, and look into their wholesaling class. I'll message you with questions if you don't mind. Thanks for the support!

Post: New Wholesaler in Texas

Heather MoralesPosted
  • Wholesaler
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

Thank you for that advice Steven! I appreciate it. I'll do that!

Post: New Wholesaler in Texas

Heather MoralesPosted
  • Wholesaler
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

Hello Everyone,

I have considered getting into REI for some time now. After weighing all the options, I've decided to try wholesaling. I recently took a masterclass that gave a high level view of various REI options, but they are asking $20k for a mentorship. I'm not willing to pay that kind of money right now for a mentorship. However, this is scary for me since I know REI is so competitive at this point in time, and there is a huge learning curve.

At this point I am trying to decide which market to start looking into in Texas. Any ideas on how best to do about doing this research? I'd appreciate any tips since I am new to the game. 

Thanks,

Heather