All Forum Posts by: Robin Prettyman

@John Thedford It’s all about integrity. It is called disclosure! As long as you honestly disclose how the transaction will work, sellers don’t mind, but it also depends on their situation. It’s about the value the wholesaler brings to solve the sellers problem. Honest wholesalers are problem solvers. DISCLOSURE! DISCLOSURE! DISCLOSURE! And I do agree with some of the things you said because there are a-lot of bad apples in wholesaling. You definitely have to be careful. But for those who have integrity in what they do and follow the rules, it can be rewarding for all the parties involved.

@Jay Hinrichs It’s all about integrity. No laws have been broken on my behalf. It called disclosure! As long as you honestly disclose how the transaction will work, sellers don’t mind, but it also depends on their situation. Honest wholesalers are problem solvers.

@Kevin Sobilo They Just Don’t Understand Wholesaling. Most brokers and agents get upset because were able to get things done and get paid more! On top of that we make it really easy for sellers to get rid of their headache. And we give them other options besides the traditional ways of doing things. They just don’t get it.

Yes, some title companies don’t like to work with investors as far as wholesale deals. Double closings Etc.

Does anyone know of investor friendly title companies in Cleveland, Ohio?

Hi Everyone! So I'm currently looking at purchasing a property in Maple Hts. Ohio. The current owner bought it for $25,000 and now wants $75,000 for it. Here's the deal... We're doing owner financing. The house is in good shape. There is not much work that needs to be done, just a little dry wall, paint and a backed up sink in the basement. The basement is dry tho. No water damage. No leaky roof, however the market value is going down. Nothing has sold for $75000 in that area. And I want to be fair to him and myself as well. The property is tenant occupied as well. The tenant is currently paying $890 for rent. What do you guys think my offer should be? I don't want to insult him, but I want to walk into the deal making income. What price should I offer him? What down payment should I offer? And what monthly payment should I offer? I want the terms to be fair for me and him. I'd appreciate you guys advice! Thanks!

Thanks For Your Help Guys!

Yes, Anthony off of Libby.

Hello! I have a question for all my Investors familiar with the Cleveland area. Do you think or know if Maple Hts is a good area to invest in?

Can you buy property if you have a tax lien? If so, how? And how can you get rid of the tax liens?