All Forum Posts by: Jazmin Purifoy

 This is exactly what I needed to hear. I'm here to learn and I appreciate the feedback. This is good information to have. 

Thanks for the response @Michael Dumler

I guess their off market properties are technically on market because they're under contract with the realtor. 

Hi BP Family, 

I recently came in contact with a agent who works for an off market brokerage company. Being a newbie I didn't realize there where companies that solely worked with off market deals. Their properties are not listed anywhere, and I have to come into the office to view their property list. 

They are asking for due diligence before putting the property under contract and I'm sure that's where I come in, virw the property and determine if its a good deal to hand over to a buyer. 
what's my best plan of action?

Thanks @Bill B. this is very helpful. He has multiple cash offers on the table so he will probably get what he's asking. 
 

New To wholesaling and worked up the never to call a fsbo. 

He wants to get rid of the property, just renovated to kitchen, bathroom, new roof and HVAC. Properties are selling for $300k and he wants $275k. 

Is this a good deal and how should I approach this so we both walk away happy. 

Like I mentioned I'm new to wholesaling and really want to learn as much as possible, so just learning from this experience will be ok with me if i cant close the deal but would still love to walk away with something. 

Any tips would be greatly appreciated. I'm also open to JV if I am able to get this property under contract.

Thanks @Michael 

 I actually made my 1st connection today.  The property is newly renovated, with new bathroom, kitchen, plumbing, roof and hvac. The seller is highly motivated to get rid of his property and be done with it. There are 2 issues, 1 is he has an emergency hearing in 2 weeks to get the tenant out of the property and he also wants market value for his property ($275k) and properties in the area is selling for $300k. 

How do I approach this scenario so we both walk away happy. Is this a good deal for someone. 

I will keep in contact with the seller but really would like information for learning experience. I'm also praying this could be my 1st deal if it is in fact a good deal. 

I'm in the ATL area and new to wholesaling. I've been told to build my buyers list first, then find title companies, and then start making offers. I feel comfortable with finding comps and think I'm on the right track with ARV numbers, but i have nobody to run this information by to ensure Im actually on the right track.

I get time is money and thats what im trying to do. Get a little bit of your time now so WE can make money on a consistent basis later.  

I would like to find buyers in the ATL metro area, get their criteria and find those specific off market deals rather than gethering a bunch of properties that may or may not sell.

I would like to network with other wholesalers, get their experience in the business, good and bad, and JV on some deals if the opportunity presents itself.

I get the trail and error but I would like to minimize those errors as much as possible if possible. I want to avoid burning bridges before I even get started. 

Any investors and wholesalers willing to give advice I will greatly appreciate your time.