All Forum Posts by: Justin Reyes

I’m sure a lot of people heard about Sub To financing. Does anyone know how to do it? 

Hello,

I live in Milwaukee WI, and I know someone that wants to sale them home. The property is not on the market yet and He told me that he wants $280k but I’ve done my research and checked Coms in the area and they all are going for $325k average within a 3 block radius. I don’t want to approach him just yet about putting his property under contract only because I DON’T KNOW HOW TO DO IT😫. Is there an official “wholesale” contract available or template or does anyone want to team up with me and take this deal? I will do all the leg work so out of towners are welcome. Anyone with experience, please message me. Thanks!

@Matt Crusinberry Thank you sir, I will definitely check it out.

@Sean Ybarra I actually do have my real estate license already and would like to know more about your consulting services for sure. Thanks a lot

Hello I live in Milwaukee, WI and I want to know if anyone can basically mentor me or put me under their wing about wholesaling. I know the basic about it but don’t know where or how to start. I just want to learn as much as possible. Even though Milwaukee is a city that’s definitely on the uprise and there are deals everywhere, there are also a lot of people retiring and moving south to get out the cold. The reason I say that is because I work for Molson Coors “Miller Coors” and we have retirees every couple months talking about selling their homes and moving. I’m sure I can get so much deals but I don’t want to approach anyone if I don’t have all the answers first.

If you caught a tenant smoking, how would you handle it? Is a $500 fee added to the rent that month to harsh?

@Ryan Murdock wow thanks for the response and advice Ryan. I’m a huge fan.

I’m in the process of buying my first rental property and I don’t want to rent to smokers. It’s a personal decision but I don’t want to it harder to rent out my property. What do yal think?

@Jim Brozny thank you so much for the great advice!

@Jack Orthman thank you for your respond, it was really informative. I hope you have better luck with your PM.