All Forum Posts by: Fernando Amezquita

Hello BP community! It has been a while since i posted but am currently working on a pre-foreclosure deal. I have never done one before but am confident I can get it done. The owner has two properties in pre-foreclosure and just wants to move on. I figure if I get the houses to wholesale them I could make him an offer for the amount that's owed and that would still be way below the ARV. I'm curious to know how this would work if I have to deal with the banks. Would I still be able to assign it? Do a double closing or would I just get a "marketing fee" from my end buyer? Please help any information would be appreciated. I'm in Florida btw.

Hello BP community I am new wholesaler in the Atlanta area and currently putting together my action plan. I wanted to create this discussion so we could share what sort of activities or task you do to help further your wholesaling business on a daily basis and to help improve/learn from each other. 

What are some of the daily activities that you do to improve your business?

What are some of your daily goals/milestones?

Good afternoon BP community! I am new to the forums and trying to create an action plan to make progress everyday with my wholesaling business. What are some of the daily tasks that you as more experienced investors do daily to improve your business? I am new to this but have conducted plenty of research and have an understanding of what wholesaling is. My problem is that I am limited to little capital to do any effective marketing (ex. buy leads lists, bandit signs or pay for large Direct Mail campaigns). So my solution was to market other wholesaler's properties with their permission, which would allow me to raise the capital to start marketing and eventually have my own properties under contract. Does anyone have any experience working with other wholesalers and what are the best ways to go about presenting the properties to potential buyers/investors? Any advice or experience will be appreciated! Also I am focused in the Atlanta market if that helps.