All Forum Posts by: Nick C.

The fact that it's a family member does not make it illegal. 

I hope you don't like this family member. Even if they don't realize how much money you're costing them now, someone will tell them eventually and I don't think your canned wholesaling response is going to do much to repair the damage. 

To answer your question directly OP, to sell a deal and make money. 

And they keep their jobs because there is no barrier to entry, and they can't fire themselves. 

Be careful of assessments. After the condo collapse, Florida passed new legislation requiring inspections on buildings 30+ years old. A lot of owners are getting hammered with assessments they can't afford. A lot of them are going to have to sell, so be aware it's going to be sales price + assessments for the foreseeable future. 

We're in sunny Florida, buyers want the loan paid off and there is a $0 increase in home value. 

Can you post a picture of the cracks? They may be step cracks, just settlement over time since most of our state has been built on sand, and not a sinkhole that needs remediated. 

So you'd be the buyer? You are able to talk to sellers directly, no need for an agent. 

Anyone who places an emphasis on networking with wholesalers as a golden ticket is a wholesaler. If you're counting on wholesalers for success you're screwed. 

Sell them. 

From my experience (being on the DNC list and getting dozens of telemarketing calls a week) the main strategy is to ignore it and call everyone anyway. 

If they’re month to month you don’t need to evict, just don’t renew their lease.