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All Forum Posts by: Justin Peucker

Justin Peucker has started 9 posts and replied 18 times.

Me and my partner are wholesaling but recently found out we have connections to a good supply of liquid funds. We thought we’d take our business and use wholesaling to get us funds to do our first flip. However I had the idea of doing the flips ourselves as opposed to giving away big profit since we have access to the money to do so! I feel as though if we entertained the idea of flipping ourselves, it would fast forward our process of building our business. Please give me your thoughts/advice

Thank you in advance!

How do you go about this and what tips do you have for working with agents remotely to wholesale a property

@Cody Neumann

Thank you!:)

@Cody Neumann

Thank you so much! Do you have any metrics or algorithms you use to do a price analyzation on Zillow or realtor?

Post: wholesaling/ virtual wholesaling???

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@Adam Hobson

How did you go about cancelling and backing out of a contract?

Originally posted by @Gene Hacker:

Agents all have different levels of experience and knowledge. I would walk the interior and takes lots of pictures and take lots of notes. Bigger pockets has a good book on estimating rehab costs. That would be worth reading. Once you have an accepted offer you can get a home inspection which will give you a good run down on issues.  You can also try to get contractors to walk the property and give estimates, but this can be hard if your market is hot.  In my area, it is hard to find a contractor that return a phone call let alone meet someone at a property for free.  

 Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! I'll make sure to take pictures and write notes on the stuff I find fishy.

My partner and I found a good potential deal to wholesale in our area, though with lack of pictures of the inside of the property, we are going to walkthrough the property. Wondering what type of questions we should ask the agent upon walkthrough, What to look for specifically, and how to estimate cost of rehab?

Thank you for your feedback in advance!

I was wondering if anyone had advice on how to analyze a property after driving for dollars in my area

Thanks in advance for your time!

Originally posted by @Eric James:

If the lien is less than the our purchase price. It would have to be paid off as part of the sale. 

 Thank you so much! So essentially the lien would have to be worked into the sale as a part of the property being transferred?

Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:

Would you buy one?

I would be interested in working the numbers to present the offer/wholesale to an investor so that investor and I could make a profit