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All Forum Posts by: Jomar Felix

Jomar Felix has started 4 posts and replied 9 times.

Post: Interested Investors in developing land

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Attention Investors,

If you're looking for great opportunities with empty land, you're in the right place. I'm Jomar Felix, and I'm here to show you awesome vacant land deals that can make you money. Whether you want to build something cool or invest smart, we've got land that's just waiting for someone like you. From open fields to city spots, each piece of land has a special story, and I can help you turn it into success. 

I have a wholesale deal that I'm working on currently. But, having a hard time finding anyone that is interested in said deal. Any useful tips to better my chances on finding serious buyers and making this property more appealing to investors? 

Quote from @Matthew Morrow:
Quote from @Jomar Felix:

An agent came to me with a possible deal in Reading, PA , it is a full gut project. with parts of the house needing a rebuild so, a architect will be involved. It's going for 50k last purchased for 25k. Seller is motivated to sell but, at least wants to break even. For what the seller wants, it wont work for my inventors. My MAO can't be no more then 10k for it to make sense. How can I make this deal work for all parties? or do I just let this one go?

Sometimes you have to let them go.  If your MAO is too low for the seller then so be it.  
Have to try and stick with Variables in your control. 

 Yea, I figured as much. It has a lot of potential, positives returns. With my numbers, just sucks I couldn't find a way to make it work. But, thank you for the feed back.  

An agent came to me with a possible deal in Reading, PA , it is a full gut project. with parts of the house needing a rebuild so, a architect will be involved. It's going for 50k last purchased for 25k. Seller is motivated to sell but, at least wants to break even. For what the seller wants, it wont work for my inventors. My MAO can't be no more then 10k for it to make sense. How can I make this deal work for all parties? or do I just let this one go?

@Michael BaumSo, I'm not a 100% sure. I emailed the timeshare manager a few questions, just waiting for a response. But, I did talk to my parents about the availability. From my understanding, It's unlimited. But, I'm waiting on a response to be sure that is the case.  

Quote from @Collin Hays:

I would talk to your timeshare manager.  They probably probably can "sell" your nights to someone else and share part of that with you.  It probably doesn't represent enough money to mess with, honestly.

We have stayed at timeshares for pennies on the dollar, with no further obligation, many times in the past.  

You probably know this already, but a timeshare isn't real estate; It's an expensive prepaid hotel room.  But "timeshare" has to be the most clever marketing term in modern history. 


That it is lol but, since none of my family members use it. I figured I find a way to use it but, thanks for that. I will be definitely looking to talk to my timeshare manager. I know there is a way for me to use this as an STR play. kind of like arbitrage.

Hello everyone, I have a timeshare that I don't really use. So, I was wondering how can I rent out the timeshare?