All Forum Posts by: Justin Drappi

I always write them a letter, keep their address, resend in a few weeks if you dont hear from them.

I always write them a letter, keep their address, resend in a few weeks if you dont hear from them

Thank you everyone. That's all really good advice. I went to the property yesterday. From outside you can see the roof is caving in and the frame of the house is warping which means its in bad condition. I will just stay away. but thank you

I am a wholesaler from New Jersey. I drove past a condemned house, the roof is collapsing. I haven't experienced a condemned house as of yet. what hurdles can be expected? 

Listen to the podcasts man. Also sean terry is great! Listen to his podcasts. for contracts you need to hook up with an rei lawyer. You can meet them at local rei meetings, check meetup.com.

I had the same question when I bought my first list. The way i see it is, what does it matter where the owner lives. As long as the property in question is in your area, who cares.

Thank you! I am new as well, an started with hand written yellow letters. It was very time consuming I only sent out about 50 before I got a printer and I am sending out a formal letter at the moment. Can I ask where you got your post cards from? and I am sorry lol you were asking for information for yourself but I don't have much to offer

I am very interested intern your mail piece, what did your post card say? And ow many times did send it to the same address? And did use handwritten  yellow letters? 

65 percent of market price minus estimated repair costs.

So let me start off by saying that i know this is a question better asked to a lawyer. However, I am asking anyway in hopes that some one has had experience or knowledge. I live in Morris County, New Jersey. If I obtain my License and work as an agent for a company by day. Am I allowed or able to continue my wholesale marketing campaign?