All Forum Posts by: Miranda Holland

Write the owner a letter letting them know your interested buying as is. Tell them to call if they're considering selling. Chances are they'll call if they're interested 

There's a Binghamton REIA? I would love to attend.

Sometimes they might. Once I met a guy who came all the way from Binghamton to attend a meeting.  I think he might be a member of Biggerpockets. 

But the majority of attendees are from the Onondaga area.

It's a shame that upstate don't have more REIAs with all the investors and opportunities around here.

There's a REIA in Syracuse. I attended several meetings there. I'm from Cortland.

Thank you guys for the links. Great article Scott. It gave me a lot to think about improving on while preparing for the right mentor. 

Hi everyone. I'm Miranda from upstate NY. I first started looking into real estate investing about a year ago. I got into wholesaling for a while but soon discovered it was a lot harder than I thought it would be and I didn't like the idea of a low ball offer being all I have to offer a seller. So I took some time off to learn more about analyzing multi units and seller financing deals. Now that I regrouped, I started sending out letters to owners of SFH again. This time I plan to give sellers a couple of owner finance offers as well as a low cash offer to increase the odds of closing a deal. I don't have a mentor so any guidance or advice anyone can give me, I'll appreciate.