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All Forum Posts by: Robert Blocker

Robert Blocker has started 21 posts and replied 35 times.

I am beginning my journey in wholesaling, I recently had a situation with a home owner who wanted a Proof of fund letter to possibly put put the house under contract, however I lost that deal because i didn't come with POF letter in a timely fashion, upon learning about Proof of funds i learned about TRANSACTIONAL FUNDING for wholesaling houses as well, so before my next wave of calls come in due to direct mail I would like to learn the transactional funding process and how to double close a deal in massachusetts. Can i double close or must the a to b be sold from transactional funding in massachusetts. then B to C? can someone explain and should i use transactional funding locally? i don't want to get the house under contract then run into problems with the closing attorney because of funding issues. Thanks

Post: Direct Mail Campaign

Robert BlockerPosted
  • Boston, MA
  • Posts 36
  • Votes 12

I am a Newbie investor getting my start in Wholesaling, I just started a direct mail campaign, I sent out postcards and yellow letters to over 700 absentee owners, I received maybe 30 calls in total from both mailings, so far i have not closed a deal. Now I'm ready to continue marketing and advertising through direct mail again, I know they say i should continue to hit the same list. Every other month, My question is should i continue to get a bigger list or just focus and target the same list again 2 months later. I just need a consistent system to get the snowball effect rolling. Any advice?

ok how would I go about doing so, do you have the formula

Hello Im a newbie investor just started my direct mail campaign a few days ago and today i received 2 calls so far. One of the callers are interested in selling his property to me. I want to make a offer to him Via email and see if i can get him to sign the agreement. The problem is i do not know how to send a contract via email for a person to sign. How would i go about doing so, i have the contract template already, must i insert it through docu sign or??? kind of lost at this point

Post: Out of state Motivated seller

Robert BlockerPosted
  • Boston, MA
  • Posts 36
  • Votes 12

meant to say I'm willing to split a fee

Post: Out of state Motivated seller

Robert BlockerPosted
  • Boston, MA
  • Posts 36
  • Votes 12

@neil goradia How would i go about that without splitting a referral fee because i was just thinking of that

Post: Out of state Motivated seller

Robert BlockerPosted
  • Boston, MA
  • Posts 36
  • Votes 12

Hello I'm a newbie wholesale investor from Massachusetts who has never done a deal yet. I started about 2 months ago and now my phone is beginning to receive consistent calls. I received a call from a motivated seller who wants to get rid of there mothers house, but the only thing is the property is in NJ. I've never done a deal out of state never mind in my own state. I see the opportunity here, they are ready for a cash offer. Definitely don't want to lose this potential deal. Can anyone give me advice on where to start next, before they decide to call the next person? Is there a lawyer or a Title company that must handle this transaction?

Post: Out of State Motivated seller

Robert BlockerPosted
  • Boston, MA
  • Posts 36
  • Votes 12

Im a newbie investor who just started posting bandit signs and advertising on craigslist. I got a call from a motivated seller who possibly wants to sell his property from out of maine. I'm in massachusetts. how does that process work? would i have to find a closing company out of maine or can my attorney in massachusetts handle the transaction? can i send a contract via email to tie down the property ?

@Charlie MacPherson I will defitnitly keep you in mind Im actively marketing now. Thanks

@Justin Silverio Thanks man, I appreciate that TRULY. Can you inbox me the Contracts? I would also like to add you my buyers list