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All Forum Posts by: Jason McDougall

Jason McDougall has started 73 posts and replied 124 times.

Post: Wholesaling in Buyer vs Seller Market

Jason McDougallPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Decatur, TX
  • Posts 128
  • Votes 33

Hey Jonathan,

The best time to start wholesaling is right now! I wouldn't say that it's better to start in a buyers or sellers market, but finding good deals does become more difficult in a buyers market. There are typically fewer deals to be had, but they're still out there! 

Good luck!

Post: why cant i find a deal?

Jason McDougallPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Decatur, TX
  • Posts 128
  • Votes 33

Your mentor that claims that there is too much competition may be looking at things the wrong way. There will always be competition if there's a lucrative deal to be had, don't let that discourage you! Focus on generating ideas of how to beat out your competition. 

Massive action generates massive results!

Here are a few questions that can help us help YOU to be successful:

- Where did you get your mailing list from?

- What group of sellers are you targeting?

- How many mailers are you sending out?

- What format are your mailers? (Postcard, yellow letter, etc.)

- What message is conveyed in your mailings?

- How many bandit signs are you putting out?

If nobody seems interested in the deals that you find, they're likely not deals. When you find a good deal, you will easily find a buyer. 

The key to success in this business is having a relentless attitude towards success. Don't give up. Strategic and consistent marketing will benefit you greatly.

Post: Jordan Capital Finance - Anybody have any experience?

Jason McDougallPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Decatur, TX
  • Posts 128
  • Votes 33
Does anybody have any experience with JCF (Jordan Capital Finance)? They're primarily a rehab lender with terms similar to a hard money lender (14% with 4 points). They're out of state, which I can deal with. They have been very persistent in gaining my business, but I wanted to see what experiences others may have had with them before I send them a credit application. Thanks!

Post: Pay off my personal home or buy another rental property

Jason McDougallPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Decatur, TX
  • Posts 128
  • Votes 33
Hi Heidi! I think it would be wise to purchase additional rental properties with the additional money. If your mortgage interest rate is lower than 6%, then you can probably be making more than 6% on your $20,000 by investing in it real estate instead of using it to pay down your home loan. If you leverage yourself responsibly in real estate, you'll grow your wealth quickly!