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All Forum Posts by: Matthew Cain

Matthew Cain has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

@Ron S. Thanks for the reply Ron and yes your point is completely understood. I definitely don’t want to cause harm to anyone in that situation or myself and will probably just avoid all pre-foreclosure deals in MD until I’m more experienced!

I’m a 22 year old student looking to strike my very first wholesale deal here in MD. I found a pre-foreclosure/auction list on Zillow for $83k and the home value is set at about $140k. I feel like this lead has great potential for me but I’m unsure where to start. I’ve only been studying real estate investing for a few months now and i’ve saw that it’s illegal in MD to contact homeowners during pre-foreclosures but there’s also no agent/realtor associated with this list making it more of a hassle. Just curious if anyone could give a beginner a few tips?