All Forum Posts by: Lutcien Sebert

Sorry to answer a question with a question(s), but this needs a little more information. What are you basing your offer of $85k on? I'd start there. What are the comps for a similar home in the area? Is he underwater with the mortgage or does he just need more than you currently have a buyer for?

Thank you for your reply. The neighborhood the house sits in is the lowest priced community and the property is especially expensive because of the lot size. It is a With major work to be done on both outside and inside, many buyers were around the same (85k) number with their price range.

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I connected with a seller the other day and can’t get helping him out of his house on my mind.. he is a retired firefighter and a great guy but is in a hole where we need to be around 85 and he owes 106. I’m a wholesaler with no backing to invest so I’m looking for the best way to simply navigate the solution. Help if possible.

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Currently using Fiverr for lead generation. Heard on REI twitter that the leads and traces searched from there are the highest quality. Interested if anyone else is hearing the same thing and has an any input on how to find someone doing that sort of thing

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@Chris Seveney I really like the way you put that. Need to figure out more ways to market to still bring in leads on the rainy days. Thank you for your quick response.

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I’m a first year wholesaler. Wondering what anyone has to say about marketing during the rainy days.. I need to get out and yellow market campaign but with a rainy forecast I’m wondering if this is a possibility.. do I risk the damage the rain could cause on my trail of door to door notes ?

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Originally posted by @Greg Dickerson:

Originally posted by @Lutcien Sebert:

I’m currently attempting to start a wholesaling business in my smallish (17,000) town. Interested if anyone else has any experience doing this in a small town like me. Investors in this town are plentiful due to it being a college town. Any advice ?

That is pretty small. With a town that small it will be easy to test your marketing to find out the potential. The key is consistency. Pick a marketing method and stick with it. Once you get some traction double down on it and hone your skills for larger markets.

I love this piece of advice. I've been expirementing different methods of marketing and recently have found slight traction. Reading this makes me think i may have been spreading myself too thin. Going back to the (snowy) streets to double down on the recent traffic. Any experience on the sellable price in winter conditions ?

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@Alexia Ned-Sowell

Absentee owner lists are more than just vacant houses. The absentee owner is where the tax payment is billed to. These leads you have are a good start because these houses do have a unique situation which is always attractive to wholesalers. Motivated sellers often will not have their house listed for annoy different various reasons. It’s up to you to find and guide them in how to handle their situation.

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All Forum Posts by: Lutcien Sebert

Lutcien Sebert has started 4 posts and replied 9 times.

Post: New to Real Estate From South Dakota

Post: Creative options to help someone who owes too much

Post: Creative options to help someone who owes too much

Post: REI information sourced from social media ??

Post: Does rain impede on anyone’s marketing strategy ?

Post: Does rain impede on anyone’s marketing strategy ?

Post: HOW SMALL IS TOO SMALL OF A MARKET ?

Post: HOW SMALL IS TOO SMALL OF A MARKET ?

Post: ARE THESE LEADS THAT I PURCHASED A RIPOFF ?!?!