All Forum Posts by: Paul Fournier

@Shane Elias-Calles

1.) You can Just Start by learning how to Wholesale. Complete your first deal and repeat that process until you reach 50-60 completed Deals. Save 50%-70% (or more) of your net income. Then reinvest all of that savings into your first Fix & Hold. Buy low, Fix it Up and Hold.

2.) While you’re completing Wholesale deals you’ll not only find cash buyers/ Investors, you’ll also build a positive professional relationship with them. After you close a few properties with your cash buyers, start reaching out to them and ask them questions about their deals or deals that they would prefer and how they go about accomplishing all the tasks. I’m sure once you’ve given your local investors multiple opportunities to make money most other investors (clients) will be more than happy to answer your questions in regards to Real Estate issues along your journey when you’re ready to drop the coin on a Fix & Hold

Hope this was helpful 👍 Go get em

Hi BP!

I just got another list from list source. I’m looking for another bulk online skip tracer.

Does anyone have any favorites?

Thanks in advance🙏🙌🙏🙌

To all beginning investors:

At first, you may be thinking this mountain is way too high to climb. You may think you’ll never find a deal, but if you’re a person that needs to find the answer, then you will find a deal and you WILL make your first check closing on a piece of Real Estate, wether it’s on the market after a remodel or it’s an assignment you WILL BE SUCCESSFUL!

I know At times it may feel like there’s too much to learn… Just know… You’re right. There’s a lot to learn but you don’t have to know everything to close your first deal.. you just have to know the right things.

I would highly suggest picking up “Estimating Rehab Costs” by J Scott.

I got to meet the author a few weeks ago at our office in Sarasota, FL. It was brief but he was truly kind and that presence shows it’s self throughout the book, as well.

Much Love, BP Community ✌️Keep the FAITH!

What’s up BP!

Recently, I came across a wholesale strategy called Astro Flipping, which seems to be a way to get multiple deals out of one property. This seems to be the new craze.

Have you done these kinds of deals before? What’s the process for successfully completing deals like these? And Is it worth it?

Thank you BP!

Not sure why these other posts have been removed. I would love to know the answer to this question also. What was the verdict?

@Tom Gimer on it! Ty!

@Yolanda Eiland perfect! Thank you Yolanda! This was very helpful

Hi biggerPockets! I’m A wholesaler in Florida. I recently came across a deal where the seller wanted to do a “quit claim deed”. I’ve herd that this is a red flag. I also don’t understand how it comes into play when closing on a property. Could someone give me some pros and cons for quit claim deeds in a wholesale situation? What should I look out for? why would the original owner give me this instead of a normal deed when hes clearly listed as the owner of the property on local .gov sites? What’s the closing process like with a quit claim deed? He’s either going through a divorce or has just completed one. Don’t know if that matters or not. Thanks in advance BP!🤘

Checkout Max Maxwell on YouTube. He has up to date videos, podcasts, Q&As and much more. He explains how to setup Virtual Assistances to help with leads, how he structures his Wholesale business etc.. He's been an inspiration for me.

Thanks John and Jay! I'm going to look into getting my Real Estate License.