All Forum Posts by: Jamie Parker

thanks for the input. I just think the property will look weird in the Nashville backdrop possibly making the property hard to sell. In a wholesale situation I that removes me from bringing the property back to market, I would fear for the investors that receive the property from me. Maybe bad karma I guess. 

I am a wholesaler the Nashville area and I have been watching this property for months and wondering why It has not sold. The house is in a floodplain area and I also found out today that because of the new floodplain numbers that will be updated in the near future, is this property a "just move on " property or is there a type of deal that could make this property a win for someone? 

Is there any difference when getting a contract on a high end house vs a median to low end cheap house? I want to know because my marketing plan has brought me to the high end part of town. I want to be able to understand the client better and know what I getting myself into socially to be better prepared so i can get a deal under contract. 

That's awesome Devan Mcclish, I want to be like you one day, lol! Let me ask you this. How far into the business can I offer then type of terms to a seller?

@Edgar U. thats an awesome story. I am excited about my possibilities. I plan to order some bandit signs in the near future. I put most of my budget so far into direct mail. I get me list from driving for dollars in targeted areas. It has been a few months since I started, so I do appreciate you words of encouragement. I would like to get more information about the foreclosure process. I feel that foreclosures would be a great place to start for rehabbing. 

What part of town is the lot in? In all actuality the lot may or may not bring in what you are asking for. If the lot is at a great price with the right zoning requirements, I may have an investor that would like to take it off your hands. lol! (shameless plug). If you want to start in investing I would have to agree with @Brad Taylor. Option A. Good luck hope it works out. 

I can add yall to my buyers list if I come across a deal that meets your criteria @Brandon Brown @David Crutcher Jr. @Sterling Britt @Ben Phillips and @Nechole Thompson

Nechole Thompson I'm a wholesaler in the Middle Tennessee area. I haven't been wholesaling long but I have mailers going out and drive for dollars in many areas near and around Nashville. If you want some info from a wholesale perspective will be glad to share my knowledge as I learn from the buyers, and the builders that I have helped me learn since I started.

Congrats man, stay motivated.

Hi folks, I'm have been going on many appointments and seeing different scenarios(problems) that sellers are faced with in order to sell(solutions). I have a seller that has a QUIT CLAIM DEED on a property the he owns. The property is in a hot developer part of town and I really want to get the property under contract. My question is does having a QUIT CLAIM DEED mean that he doesn't owe anything or have a mortgage? Or will that be uncovered during the appointment?